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Getúlio Vargas on the 12 Axes test

This is where Getúlio Vargas sits on the twelve axes of the 12 Axes test, judged by what they argued for and what they did. It is an editorial estimate.

President of Brazil (1930–1945; 1951–1954)

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Getúlio Vargas on the 12 Axes testFederalDemocraticSecurityInternationalistMilitaristAssimilationistCollectivizePlannedProtectionistIrreligiousProgressiveAccelerationUnitaryAutocraticFreedomNationalistPacifistMulticulturalistPrivatizeLaissez-faireGlobalistReligiousTraditionalBioconservative

Twelve-axis profile

Government

FederalUnitary

Structure · Centralized

DemocraticAutocratic

Representation · Elitist

SecurityFreedom

Power · Order-first

Diplomacy

InternationalistNationalist

Intervention · Sovereigntist

MilitaristPacifist

Military · Balanced

AssimilationistMulticulturalist

Immigration · Assimilationist

Economy

CollectivizePrivatize

Economy · Mixed economy

PlannedLaissez-faire

Control · Regulated

ProtectionistGlobalist

Trade · Protectionist

Society

IrreligiousReligious

Religion · Balanced

ProgressiveTraditional

Culture · Moderate

AccelerationBioconservative

Technology · Accelerationist

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