What was the political ideology of the Brazilian Communist Party during the Cold War? 1. The Brazilian Communist Party was a conservative movement...
What was the political ideology of the Brazilian Communist Party during the Cold War?
1. The Brazilian Communist Party was a conservative movement that supported the military regime and opposed social and political reforms.
2. The Brazilian Communist Party was a progressive movement that aimed to modernize Brazil and promote social justice, by implementing socialist policies.
3. The Brazilian Communist Party was a radical movement that aimed to overthrow the government and establish a communist regime in Brazil.
4. The Brazilian Communist Party was a moderate movement that supported democratic institutions and civil liberties, but opposed the influence of the United States in Brazilian politics.
1. The Brazilian Communist Party was a conservative movement that supported the military regime and opposed social and political reforms.
2. The Brazilian Communist Party was a progressive movement that aimed to modernize Brazil and promote social justice, by implementing socialist policies.
3. The Brazilian Communist Party was a radical movement that aimed to overthrow the government and establish a communist regime in Brazil.
4. The Brazilian Communist Party was a moderate movement that supported democratic institutions and civil liberties, but opposed the influence of the United States in Brazilian politics.
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Durante a Guerra Fria, o Partido Comunista Brasileiro (PCB) era um movimento progressista que buscava modernizar o Brasil e promover a justiça social, implementando políticas socialistas. Portanto, a alternativa correta é a número 2.
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