Brazil's agricultural development since 1964 has been marked by
A) a shift from export production to increased stress on staple foods like manioc and corn.
B) resettling landless peasant families on new lands opened up in the Amazon Valley.
C) an explosion of land concentration and land grabbing.
D) revival of the poverty-ridden northeast region through construction of irrigation projects.
Question 2
The Brazilian church
A) supported government repression of unions and peasant leagues.
B) played a leading role in the struggle for social justice under the dictatorship.
C) denounced political activism by the clergy as contrary to church teaching.
D) exhibited a sharp division, with a majority supporting the military government.
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