Brazilian Civil-Military Dictatorship Overview

The video discusses the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil from 1964 to 1985, highlighting the political context, key figures like João Goulart, and the resistance movements. It covers the 1964 coup, life under dictatorship, censorship, and economic impacts. The video emphasizes the importance of understanding history to avoid misinformation.

What is the main reason the period from 1964 to 1985 in Brazil is referred to as a dictatorship?

• There was a high level of corruption.

• There was a severe restriction of individual freedoms and democratic processes.

• The country was at war.

• There was a significant economic downturn.

Who was the president of Brazil before João Goulart?

• Jânio Quadros

• Getúlio Vargas

• Magalhães Pinto

• Carlos Lacerda

What was one of João Goulart's key proposals that led to opposition from conservative groups?

• Increasing military spending

• Implementing agrarian reform

• Reducing taxes for the wealthy

• Privatizing state-owned companies

Which event marked the beginning of the Brazilian Civil-Military Dictatorship?

• The election of Jânio Quadros

• The death of Getúlio Vargas

• The resignation of Jânio Quadros

• The 1964 coup

Which foreign country supported the 1964 coup in Brazil?

• United Kingdom

• Soviet Union

• France

• United States

What was the main goal of the 'marchas da família com Deus pela liberdade'?

• Support João Goulart

• Promote economic growth

• Oppose communism

• Support agrarian reform

What was a common practice during the dictatorship to control information?

• Open elections

• Public debates

• Censorship

• Free press

What was one of the main reasons people believe the dictatorship period was 'good'?

• Economic growth

• Low levels of censorship

• High levels of freedom

• Peaceful international relations

What was the 'milagre econômico' during the dictatorship?

• A period of significant economic growth

• A period of social reforms

• A period of economic decline

• A period of political stability

What was the process called that led to the return of power to civilians in the 1980s?

• Revolution

• Coup d'état

• Abertura política

• Economic reform