Getúlio Vargas and His Government

Getúlio Vargas addresses the Brazilian workers, highlighting his government's achievements and promises. He emphasizes the importance of social justice and economic stability, and discusses Brazil's international relations and military alliances. Vargas also addresses the challenges and criticisms he faces, reaffirming his commitment to peace and global unity.

What was Getúlio Vargas's approach towards the workers of Brazil?

• He had direct contact and showed respect.

• He ignored their needs.

• He avoided any interaction.

• He imposed strict regulations.

What did the Liberal Alliance candidate promise?

• Social justice based on Christian principles

• Increased taxes

• Economic instability

• Isolation from international affairs

How did the provisional government achieve social justice?

• By increasing military spending

• By ignoring workers' rights

• By organizing national work according to Christian principles

• Through economic upheaval

What was one of the key achievements for Brazilian workers under Vargas?

• A new tax code

• A code of rights and economic emancipation

• Increased working hours

• Reduced wages

What was Brazil's role in cooperation with the United States during wartime?

• Imposing trade restrictions

• Declaring neutrality

• Supplying strategic materials and allowing the use of bases

• Providing military personnel

What challenges did the government face from anonymous sources?

• Increased funding

• Anonymous bulletins and sabotage

• Support from the public

• International praise

How did the government respond to attempts to undermine the armed forces?

• By increasing taxes

• By maintaining public morale and support

• By ignoring them

• By reducing military presence

What does Vargas consider as a burden of public life?

• International cooperation

• Aggressions and accusations

• Economic prosperity

• Public support

What is Vargas's view on international cooperation?

• Only powerful nations should cooperate

• Nations should live in isolation

• Cooperation is unnecessary

• Humanity is interconnected and nations depend on each other

What is Vargas's commitment towards Brazil?

• To isolate the country

• To increase military spending

• To ensure peace and national growth

• To reduce international relations