Brazilian Additional Act of 1834

Target entity: Brazilian Additional Act of 1834
Context triple: [Permanent Triune Regency, legalBasis, Brazilian Additional Act of 1834]

• A. Constitution of Brazil of 1891
  The Constitution of Brazil of 1891 was the country’s first republican constitution, establishing a federal system, separation of powers, and key civil liberties following the fall of the monarchy.
• B. Constitution of the Empire of Brazil of 1824
  The Constitution of the Empire of Brazil of 1824 was the first Brazilian constitution, enacted under Emperor Pedro I, which organized the newly independent nation as a constitutional monarchy and laid the foundations of its political and judicial institutions.
• C. Treaty of Rio de Janeiro (1825)
  The Treaty of Rio de Janeiro (1825) was the agreement by which Portugal formally recognized Brazil’s independence, ending the conflict between the two countries and consolidating the Brazilian Empire’s sovereignty.
• D. Imperial Colonization Law of 1823
  The Imperial Colonization Law of 1823 was a Mexican imperial decree that structured and encouraged foreign settlement—especially by Anglo-Americans—in Texas through land grants and colonization contracts.
• E. Lei do Ventre Livre of 1871
  The Lei do Ventre Livre of 1871 was a Brazilian law that marked a key step toward the abolition of slavery by declaring that children born to enslaved women would be legally free.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Brazilian Additional Act of 1834
Target entity description: The Brazilian Additional Act of 1834 was a constitutional amendment that decentralized the Empire of Brazil’s government by granting greater autonomy to provincial assemblies and restructuring the regency system.

• A. Constitution of Brazil of 1891
  The Constitution of Brazil of 1891 was the country’s first republican constitution, establishing a federal system, separation of powers, and key civil liberties following the fall of the monarchy.
• B. Constitution of the Empire of Brazil of 1824
  The Constitution of the Empire of Brazil of 1824 was the first Brazilian constitution, enacted under Emperor Pedro I, which organized the newly independent nation as a constitutional monarchy and laid the foundations of its political and judicial institutions.
• C. Treaty of Rio de Janeiro (1825)
  The Treaty of Rio de Janeiro (1825) was the agreement by which Portugal formally recognized Brazil’s independence, ending the conflict between the two countries and consolidating the Brazilian Empire’s sovereignty.
• D. Imperial Colonization Law of 1823
  The Imperial Colonization Law of 1823 was a Mexican imperial decree that structured and encouraged foreign settlement—especially by Anglo-Americans—in Texas through land grants and colonization contracts.
• E. Lei do Ventre Livre of 1871
  The Lei do Ventre Livre of 1871 was a Brazilian law that marked a key step toward the abolition of slavery by declaring that children born to enslaved women would be legally free.
• F. None of above. chosen