Ordem e Progresso

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Ordem e Progresso is the national motto of Brazil, prominently displayed on its flag and inspired by the positivist philosophy of Auguste Comte.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf motto
national motto
adoptedWithFlag 19 November 1889
adoptionContext Proclamation of the Republic of Brazil
associatedMovement Brazilian positivist movement
associatedPhilosophy positivist philosophy of Auguste Comte
associatedReligion Religion of Humanity
containsWord Ordem
Progresso
e
country Brazil
culturalSignificance one of the most recognizable national mottos in the world
derivedFrom Love as a principle and order as the basis; progress as the goal
flag flag of Brazil
surface form: Flag of Brazil
hasColorOfLetters green
inspiredBy Isidore Marie Auguste François Xavier Comte
surface form: Auguste Comte

positivism
language Portuguese
positionOnFlag central white band
region South America
roleInSymbolism expresses republican and positivist ideals of Brazil
script Latin alphabet
theme order
progress
translation Order and Progress
usedBy Brazilian government
surface form: federal government of Brazil
usedIn official representations of the Brazilian state
usesPunctuation no accent marks in official design
wordCount 3
writtenOn white banner across blue globe on Brazilian flag

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Brazil nationalMotto Ordem e Progresso