Latin America

Vargas's suicide

Valorization refers to a government policy of

The "Thirteen Principles" advocated all the following except

Motta Diniz was a 19^th century Brazilian woman who had declared that

The Vargas revolution of 1930 represented a victory for

Vargas's program of social reform included

With respect to the military coup of 1964, the United States

During the war, Brazilian women were

The junior officers' revolt of the 1920s

The collapse of Brazil's rubber cycle was due to

The Estado Novo, Vargas's Depression-era dictatorship, sought to

During the 1920s, black Brazilians reacted to white supremacist policies by doing everything except

The Estado Novo of 1937

In the early twentieth century, expanding market forces

Vargas's solutions for the Great Depression centered on

Blunted by repression and war-time cooptation of union leadership, worker discontent

Berta Lutz was an activist who organized the

Goulart's reform program included

After the abolition of slavery, Brazil's white supremacist policies stressed "whitening," a policy that did everything except

The Kubitschek era was characterized by