The Vargas revolution of 1930 represented a victory for
A) urban groups favoring industrialization and modernization of Brazil's socioeconomic structures.
B) the cattle raisers of Rio Grande do Sul over the coffee interests of São Paulo and Minas Gerais.
C) small landowners over the fazendeiro class.
D) the Brazilian working class.

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The Vargas revolution of 1930 was primarily supported by urban groups who were in favor of industrialization and modernization, as they sought to transform Brazil's socioeconomic structures away from the dominance of the traditional agricultural elites.

The Vargas Revolution of 1930 Represented a Victory for