The MMDC movement, named for the initials of each of four slain students, arose in this state.
A two-time governor of this state was backed by supporter who chanted "he steals but he gets things done." The MMDC movement, named for the initials of each of four slain students, arose in this state. The immigrant Italian Matarazzo family set up a chain of businesses in this state and became incredibly wealthy. A governor of this state, Julio Prestes, was elected president, but never got to serve his term due to a coup. Giuseppe Ungaretti and Fernand Braudel were among the first faculty members at this state's prestigious flagship public university, which was established in 1934. In 1922, this state experienced a cultural boom when the (*) Week of Modern Art was held in its capital. This state was home to most of the "coffee" interests during the "coffee with milk" era of politics, as opposed to the "milk" of Minas Gerais. The 1932 Constitutionalist Revolution broke out in protest to Getulio Vargas in this state. For 10 points, name this richest and most populous state in Brazil, whose namesake city is the largest city in South America.
A two-time governor of this state was backed by supporter who chanted "he steals but he gets things done."
Sao Paulo