Additional Act of 1834

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The Additional Act of 1834 was a constitutional amendment in the Brazilian Empire that decentralized power by granting greater autonomy to provincial governments during the Regency period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brazilian legal document
constitutional amendment
aim to respond to provincial demands for self-government
to stabilize the Regency by accommodating regional interests
appliesToTerritory Brazil NERFINISHED
consequence shift of some administrative competences from the central government to provinces
strengthening of provincial legislative powers
country Empire of Brazil NERFINISHED
dateEnacted 1834
effect increased autonomy of provincial governments
reduction of central government control over provinces
field constitutional law
political history of Brazil
governingBodyAtEnactment General Assembly of the Empire of Brazil NERFINISHED
governmentTypeContext constitutional monarchy
historicalPeriod Regency period in Brazil NERFINISHED
language Portuguese
legalForm amendment to the Constitution of 1824
legalStatus amendment in force during the Brazilian Empire
partOf Brazilian constitutional history
politicalContext Regency governments ruling in the name of Emperor Pedro II
politicalIdeologyContext liberal constitutionalism in 19th-century Brazil
purpose decentralization of political power
regime Brazilian Empire NERFINISHED
region Latin America
relatedTo Constitution of Brazil of 1824 NERFINISHED
Regency period (Brazil) NERFINISHED
subject distribution of political powers between central and provincial authorities
temporalContext 19th century
typeOfChange decentralizing reform

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Regency period in Brazil legislativeChange Additional Act of 1834