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Mots Croisés Revolução dos CravosVersion en ligne Descubra as palavras-chave sobre o evento histórico que transformou Portugal em 1974. par Paulo 1 A fundamental, often violent, change in the way a country is governed, usually initiated by a group of people dissatisfied with the existing system. In the context of April 25th, it refers to the overthrow of the dictatorial regime in Portugal. 2 A system of government in which power is held by one person or a small group, without constitutional limits or political opposition. In Portugal, it refers to the authoritarian regime that lasted from 1933 to 1974. 3 The right to think, speak, and act without coercion or restrictions imposed by a government or authority. It was one of the main demands and achievements of the Carnation Revolution. 4 A system of government in which political power is exercised by the people, either directly or through elected representatives. The April 25th Revolution marked the end of the dictatorship and the beginning of the transition to democracy in Portugal. 5 Red flowers that became the symbol of the revolution because they were placed in the muzzles of the soldiers' rifles who participated in the military coup, symbolizing the peaceful nature of the movement. 6 A movement of low and mid-ranking military officers who planned and executed the coup d'état that overthrew the dictatorship in Portugal. 7 The policy of a nation seeking to extend or maintain its authority over other countries, usually to exploit their resources or expand their power. The colonial wars were one of the catalysts for the Carnation Revolution. 8 The practice of suppressing or prohibiting the publication of books, films, news, etc., that are considered politically or morally unacceptable. It was a prominent feature of the dictatorial regime in Portugal. 9 The process of colonial territories gaining independence from foreign rule. The Carnation Revolution significantly accelerated the decolonization process of Portuguese territories in Africa. 10 The fundamental set of laws of a country that defines the structure of government and the rights and duties of citizens. The April 25th Revolution paved the way for the creation of a new democratic Constitution in Portugal in 1976. 8 5 9 4 6 1 10 2 3

Mots Croisés

Revolução dos CravosVersion en ligne

Descubra as palavras-chave sobre o evento histórico que transformou Portugal em 1974.

par Paulo

A fundamental, often violent, change in the way a country is governed, usually initiated by a group of people dissatisfied with the existing system. In the context of April 25th, it refers to the overthrow of the dictatorial regime in Portugal.

A system of government in which power is held by one person or a small group, without constitutional limits or political opposition. In Portugal, it refers to the authoritarian regime that lasted from 1933 to 1974.

The right to think, speak, and act without coercion or restrictions imposed by a government or authority. It was one of the main demands and achievements of the Carnation Revolution.

A system of government in which political power is exercised by the people, either directly or through elected representatives. The April 25th Revolution marked the end of the dictatorship and the beginning of the transition to democracy in Portugal.

Red flowers that became the symbol of the revolution because they were placed in the muzzles of the soldiers' rifles who participated in the military coup, symbolizing the peaceful nature of the movement.

A movement of low and mid-ranking military officers who planned and executed the coup d'état that overthrew the dictatorship in Portugal.

The policy of a nation seeking to extend or maintain its authority over other countries, usually to exploit their resources or expand their power. The colonial wars were one of the catalysts for the Carnation Revolution.

The practice of suppressing or prohibiting the publication of books, films, news, etc., that are considered politically or morally unacceptable. It was a prominent feature of the dictatorial regime in Portugal.

The process of colonial territories gaining independence from foreign rule. The Carnation Revolution significantly accelerated the decolonization process of Portuguese territories in Africa.

The fundamental set of laws of a country that defines the structure of government and the rights and duties of citizens. The April 25th Revolution paved the way for the creation of a new democratic Constitution in Portugal in 1976.

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Revolução dos CravosVersion en ligne

par Paulo

A fundamental, often violent, change in the way a country is governed, usually initiated by a group of people dissatisfied with the existing system. In the context of April 25th, it refers to the overthrow of the dictatorial regime in Portugal.

A system of government in which power is held by one person or a small group, without constitutional limits or political opposition. In Portugal, it refers to the authoritarian regime that lasted from 1933 to 1974.

The right to think, speak, and act without coercion or restrictions imposed by a government or authority. It was one of the main demands and achievements of the Carnation Revolution.

A system of government in which political power is exercised by the people, either directly or through elected representatives. The April 25th Revolution marked the end of the dictatorship and the beginning of the transition to democracy in Portugal.

Red flowers that became the symbol of the revolution because they were placed in the muzzles of the soldiers' rifles who participated in the military coup, symbolizing the peaceful nature of the movement.

A movement of low and mid-ranking military officers who planned and executed the coup d'état that overthrew the dictatorship in Portugal.

The policy of a nation seeking to extend or maintain its authority over other countries, usually to exploit their resources or expand their power. The colonial wars were one of the catalysts for the Carnation Revolution.

The practice of suppressing or prohibiting the publication of books, films, news, etc., that are considered politically or morally unacceptable. It was a prominent feature of the dictatorial regime in Portugal.

The process of colonial territories gaining independence from foreign rule. The Carnation Revolution significantly accelerated the decolonization process of Portuguese territories in Africa.

The fundamental set of laws of a country that defines the structure of government and the rights and duties of citizens. The April 25th Revolution paved the way for the creation of a new democratic Constitution in Portugal in 1976.

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