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An army captain known by the nickname Tiradentes (“chee-ruh-DEN-cheess”) was drawn and quartered for leading a rebellion in this state. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this present-day state, where elites inspired by Enlightenment ideals led an anti-monarchist conspiracy in 1789. Bandeirantes (“bun-day-RUN-cheess”) sparked a gold rush to this state in the early 1700s.
ANSWER: Minas Gerais (“MEE-nuhz zhay-RICE”)
[10e] Though influenced by the Enlightenment, the men of the 1789 conspiracy did not support this goal. This goal was eventually accomplished by the Golden Law.
ANSWER: abolition of slavery [or emancipation; accept equivalents such as the outlawing or ending of slavery]
[10h] Historians have attempted to debunk claims that this formerly enslaved person was a “social climber” for using the wealth she gained from being the mistress of a Minas Gerais diamond magnate to live a lavish lifestyle, which included living in a palace in Tejuco (“chee-ZHOO-koo”).
ANSWER: Xica (“SHEE-kuh”) da Silva [or Chica da Silva; prompt on da Silva]
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TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes2214.09100%36%5%