Race relations in Brazil differ from those in the United States
because:
a. Brazil has lacked much racial discrimination, while having more class discrimination.
b. Brazil's citizens of African descent formed a civil rights movement much earlier than their U.S. counterparts.
c. Brazil never had state-imposed racial segregation, and racial categories there still tend to be fluid and ambiguous.
d. Brazil's Constitution has listed racism as a crime since the 1930s.
Question 2
Since 2000, the dominant political party in Brazil has
been the ________ Party.
a. Democratic
b. Republican
c. Social Democratic
d. Workers'
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