Question

What were the results of Brazil’s decision to put education second to its economy from the 1600s to 1990? i. Most Brazilians belong to a highly educated work force. ii. Brazil’s GDP per capita is estimated to be around $23,000. iii. Child labor is important to Brazil’s economy and to individual families. iv. The average amount of years a child attended school in Brazil in the 1990s was 4.4.

(A. i. and ii.)
(B. iii. and iv.)
(C. i., iii., and iv.)
(D. i., ii., iii., and iv.)

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation:

Because of the cause of their actions to keep most brazilians under hard labor force, Child labor was very important to keep the family alive and stable.

So as an effect, only 4.4 of children were going to school because it came second as a priority to them.

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