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Passage of the Additional Act
- When
- 1834
- Where
- Empire of Brazil
The General Assembly passed the Additional Act in 1834 to grant provincial autonomy and quell dissent, replacing Provincial General Councils with Legislative Assemblies.
The Additional Act, passed in 1834, replaced Provincial General Councils with Provincial Legislative Assemblies. It transferred town council powers, such as budget setting and civil servant nominations, to provincial governments. The Act aimed to increase provincial autonomy from the central government while consolidating local control.
Sources
- Empire of Brazil Wikipedia
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