Nelson Rockefeller Signs Food Agreement With Brazil

Nelson Rockefeller arrives in Rio de Janeiro to ratify Brazil-U.S. trade agreements, focusing on food supply for war workers. President Vargas and the Brazilian First Lady welcome him with a parade. The treaty, involving $3.5 million worth of food, is signed by Rockefeller, Foreign Affairs Minister Aranha, and U.S. Ambassador Caffery, showcasing Inter-American cooperation. Additionally, General Agustin, former President of Argentina, offers his services to Brazil, which are technically accepted, though he returns to Argentina.

Who arrived in Rio de Janeiro as the coordinator of Inter-American affairs?

• Winston Churchill

• Nelson Rockefeller

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Harry S. Truman

What was the purpose of Nelson Rockefeller's visit to Brazil?

• To sign a peace treaty

• To ratify trade agreements

• To establish a new embassy

• To attend a cultural festival

What was the value of the food supply agreed upon in the treaty ratification?

• Two million dollars

• Three and a half million dollars

• One million dollars

• Five million dollars

Who signed the treaty ratification along with Nelson Rockefeller?

• General Agustin

• President Vargas

• The Brazilian First Lady

• Foreign Affairs Minister Aranha and U.S. Ambassador Caffery

What gesture did General Agustin make towards President Vargas of Brazil?

• He offered military support

• He offered his services

• He proposed a new trade deal

• He sent a diplomatic letter