D. bringing the tradition of Carnival to Brazil
The tradition of Carnival is rooted in the Catholic traditions of Brazil. Portugal was settled by the Portuguese who brought the Catholic faith to the area. Carnival is celebrated before Ash Wednesday and is similar to Mardi Gras celebrated in Louisiana. The festival is a large celebration and allows for an excessive of behaviors before entering a period of fasting.
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Yes
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Answer: Answer: D. It convinced them to fight for their political independence.
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Anti-federalists
Explanation:
"Federal" in "anti-federalist" refers to a strong central-government. Anti-federalists were "anti" or against a strong central government because they were concerned that weakening state power and giving a single political ruler all the power could result in a tyrannical government like that of Great Britain's. Because they had just separated themselves from an oppressive tyrannical ruler, they did not want the constitution to establish a similar government.
