The Vargas Revolution of 1930 Represented a Victory for

question 34

Multiple Choice

The Vargas revolution of 1930 represented a victory for

• A) urban groups favoring industrialization and modernization of Brazil's socioeconomic structures.
• B) the cattle raisers of Rio Grande do Sul over the coffee interests of São Paulo and Minas Gerais.
• C) small landowners over the fazendeiro class.
• D) the Brazilian working class.

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Definitions:

John Stuart Mill

A British philosopher, political economist, and civil servant known for his contributions to social theory, political theory, and utilitarianism.

Freedom Of Choice

The right or ability of individuals to make decisions for themselves without undue influence or constraint from others.

Social Well-being

The condition in which an individual's or group's basic social needs are met and they live in a harmonious and supportive environment.

Paternalistic Approach

A decision-making strategy in which authority figures restrict the freedoms of those subordinate to them for their own good, often without their consent or input.