Identify the relationships between urban transformations and their impacts on Brazilian culture between 1946 and 1964 and on the production of regi...

Identify the relationships between urban transformations and their impacts on Brazilian culture between 1946 and 1964 and on the production of regional and social inequalities. The Brazil of the JK era and the ideal of a modern nation. Urbanization and its consequences in a country in transformation (aggravation of regional and social inequalities, increase in rural exodus, industrial boom, especially in the automotive sector, new consumption patterns, new means of communication (radio and television), cultural effervescence (Cinema Novo, Arena Theater and Oficina Theater, bossa nova, etc.), as well as the growing activism of workers (CGT), students (UNE), and the Peasant Leagues. (EF09HI19) Identify and understand the process that led to the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil and discuss the emergence of issues related to memory and justice regarding cases of human rights violations. The 1960s: cultural revolution? The process that led to the civil-military coup of 1964 and the installation of the dictatorship (1964-1985). The importance of the National Truth Commission, which investigated human rights violations committed between 1946 and 1988 by public agents and people in their service, with support or in the interest of the Brazilian State. (EF09HI20X) Discuss the processes of resistance and proposals for the reorganization of Brazilian society during the civil-military dictatorship, highlighting cultural production and political and economic aspects. The civil-military dictatorship and the resistance processes used by opponents of the dictatorial regime, ranging from cartoons, news written with double meaning to bypass censorship, song lyrics with metaphors, popular demonstrations to armed movements in cities and in the countryside (Araguaia guerrilla), carried out by left-wing militants. The cultural manifestations of the time (theater, music, cinema, literary works).

The text discusses the relationships between urban transformations and their impacts on Brazilian culture between 1946 and 1964 and on the production of regional and social inequalities.
The text discusses the Brazil of the JK era and the ideal of a modern nation.
The text discusses the consequences of urbanization in a country in transformation, such as the aggravation of regional and social inequalities, the increase in rural exodus, the industrial boom, new consumption patterns, new means of communication, cultural effervescence, and the growing activism of workers, students, and the Peasant Leagues.
The text discusses the process that led to the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil and the emergence of issues related to memory and justice regarding cases of human rights violations.
The text discusses the importance of the National Truth Commission, which investigated human rights violations committed between 1946 and 1988 by public agents and people in their service, with support or in the interest of the Brazilian State.
The text discusses the processes of resistance and proposals for the reorganization of Brazilian society during the civil-military dictatorship, highlighting cultural production and political and economic aspects.
The text discusses the civil-military dictatorship and the resistance processes used by opponents of the dictatorial regime, ranging from cartoons, news written with double meaning to bypass censorship, song lyrics with metaphors, popular demonstrations to armed movements in cities and in the countryside (Araguaia guerrilla), carried out by left-wing militants.
The text discusses the cultural manifestations of the time (theater, music, cinema, literary works).