During the 1920s, black Brazilians reacted to white supremacist policies by doing everything except
A) joining Marcus Garvey's black power movement.
B) practicing candomble, a popular religion that evoked consciousness of the African past.
C) creating the Brazilian Black Front to demand black representation in the National Congress.
D) organizing massive protests against race discrimination.
Question 2
In the early twentieth century, expanding market forces
A) had very little significant effect on Brazilian social relations.
B) created new opportunities for peasants to own property and accumulate wealth.
C) produced a wave of unparalleled prosperity that reduced foreign dependence and stabilized Brazilian society.
D) dissolved traditional rural patron-client social relations and unleashed a subaltern culture of rural resistance.
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