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School is free and compulsory for students at the primary (ages 7–14) and secondary (ages 15–17) levels, but roughly three-fifths of Brazilians have only four years of schooling or less.
In Brazil it is mandatory for children to go to school from age 6 to 14. Children under the age of six may be enrolled as long as they turn six in the first semester. These compulsory nine years of education are known as Fundamental Education (Ensino Fundamental) and are divided into two levels: Ensino Fundamental I.
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I believe it is the president that has the power to pass it or reject it.
I'm not positive what the question is asking but during that time period Rome was a Republic, which is similar to a democracy
Idk for sure but ik it was a lot of miles
