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History of Mazagan (Mazagão) – Connection among Portugal, Morocco and Brazil. Mazagan was a fortified town in the coast of Morocco, that today is El Jadida city, it founded by Portuguese in 1502, during the Portuguese settlement. It happened wars with and Moors. Christians, Jews and Muslims lived together inside the town. It was an important route to go to India. In 1769, the sultan Mohammad Ben Abdallah conquested Mazagan, and the Portuguese citizens were forced to get out the town and they were moved to Amazon Region in Brazil. In Brazil, They founded a new village called New Mazagan, today only Mazagan in Amapá State. The Pombal Marquess brought an Italian architect called Domingo Sambucetti to built a new settlement. The Brazilian Mazagan is divided in two parts, The old Mazagan (original settlement) and the New Mazagan (modern part). El Jadida has the Portuguese Fortification and Portuguese Cistern are UNESCO heritage.

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History of Mazagan (Mazagão) – Connection among with Portugal, Morocco and Brazil.

Mazagan was a fortified town on the coast of Morocco that is today known as El Jadida City. It was founded by the Portuguese in 1502 during a time of war with the Moors. during the Portuguese settlement. It happened wars with and Moors. 

Christians, Jews and Muslims lived peacefully together inside the town  and it became an an important route to go to India.
In 1769, the sultan Mohammad Ben Abdallah conquested conquered Mazagan, and the Portuguese citizens were forced to  get out the town and  leave so they were moved to the Amazon Region in Brazil.

In Brazil, Tthey founded a new village called New Mazagan, which is today, the only Mazagan site in Amapá State. The Pombal Marquess brought an Italian architect called Domingo Sambucetti to built build a the new settlement.

The Brazilian Mazagan is divided in two parts, The Old Mazagan (the original settlement) and the New Mazagan (the modern one part). El Jadida which has the original Portuguese Ffortification and Portuguese cistern are now UNESCO heritage sites.

Thank you, that was very interesting. Good effort! 

Just a few minor corrections:

"during the Portuguese settlement..." - A "settlement" is a place so the sentence is not clear - you could say "During the period of Portuguese were settling there were wars with the Moors" OR "At the time the Portuguese were building the settlement there were wars with the Moors"

"Christians, Jews and Muslims lived peacefully together" (or harmoniously) The sentence seems to need an adverb to emphasise the significance of the Christians, Jews and Muslims living together. Likewise "has the original Portuguese Ffortification and Portuguese cistern are UNESCO heritage." for emphasis.

Also remember to useful word  "which" and watch the capitalisation!






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History of Mazagan (Mazagão) – Connection among Between Portugal, Morocco and Brazil.

Mazagan was a fortified town in on the coast of Morocco, that today is the city of El Jadida city. It was founded by the Portuguese in 1502, during the Portuguese settlement. It happened They had wars with and the Moors.
Christians, Jews and Muslims lived together inside the town. It was an important route to go to India.
In 1769, the sultan Mohammad Ben Abdullah conquered conquested Mazagan, and the Portuguese citizens were forced to leave get out the town and they were moved to the Amazon region in Brazil.
In Brazil, they founded a new village called New Mazagan, today just called only Mazagan, in the state of Amapá State. The Pombal Marquess brought an Italian architect named called Domingo Sambucetti to build a new settlement.
The Brazilian Mazagan is divided in two parts, the Old Mazagan (original settlement) and the New Mazagan (modern part). El Jadida has the Portuguese Fortification and Portuguese Cistern, which are UNESCO heritage sites.

Very good. That place looks amazing! Very good writing, history is not easy to write about in a foreign language :)

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