Amapáball, formerly known as Portuguese Guyanaball, is a stateball of 
Brazilball.
Amapáball is not well known by its father, Brazilball. It has more relations with the countries of the 
Guyanaball, and it does not care that it is poorer than its brothers.
Amapáball is Brazilball's most preserved state, with more than 90% of its natural ecosystems intact, and considers its biodiversity as one of its most important natural resources for the promotion of social and economic development.
Amapáball along with 
Acreball, 
Rio Grande do Sulball, and 
Roraimaball was The only Four Brazilian Statesballs that can into a single border with another state.
History[edit | edit source]
Amapáball was born as a 
3ball. In 1603, it was adopted by 
Kingdom of Portugalball which overtime expanded it's clay. Portugal profited through slavery and sugar cane. It was attacked by 
Kingdom of Franceball and the settlement of Equinoctial Franceball was created, but in 1614 France was defeated and it was later retaken to Portugal in the 
Iberian Unionball.
In 1801 
French Guianaball was ordered by its mother to attack 
Portuguese Brazilball and occupied Amapáball to reverse the Treaty of Utrecht. This pissed off Brazil, and took back Amapáball and occupied French Guianaball from 1809 to 1817. Later it was involved of the 
Cabanagem revolt against 
Brazilian Empireball.
To the discovery of Gold and Rubber, more Brazilians started to move into its clay increasing the population, but the fact Franceball still couldn't respect the border from the Treaty of Utrecht, caused the Brazilians to clash more with the French over 
the now disputed Amapaball. The conflict was finally resolved in 1900.
The clayball became a Federal Territoryball in 1943, independent from 
Paráball, and two years later discovery of Manganese increased its economy very highly and on 5 October 1988, it earned statehood.
It's national park opened up in 2002 as the biggest national park in the 
world.
Gallery[edit | edit source]
By u/raispartam
By u/O_Gaucho
By u/Luan, o próprio
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