true,no military forces were used and caused damage but no one trusted no one
The 2nd one would be more genuine
In honor of the Olympic Summer Games taking place right now in Rio de Janeiro, we’ll look at the history of Brazil, specifically how it came to be the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America. The country’s history is actually quite unique, and today Brazil is an economic powerhouse, despite its current economic troubles. At JBI, this translates directly into a large number of Portuguese voice-over projects every year.
In this blog post we’ll take a look at two the historical events that made Brazil the nation we know today – and the only Portuguese-speaking country in South America.
Answer: A, had the right to vote
Explanation: I'm pretty sure its a because patricians could own land, patricians were a mostly middle class to wealthy group and I'm not too sure about d but I think only natural born citizens could get into the higher social class. But yes I'm getting A from memory of last year's school work.
Btw. are you in FLVS or CVA, the question format looks awfully familiar.
