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The Portuguese were no longer the strongest military power by the nineteenth century.
The Portuguese were no longer the strongest military power by the nineteenth century.
The Portuguese government attempted to put less of a focus on the social caste system.
The Portuguese government attempted to put less of a focus on the social caste system.
The slave trade eventually stopped, as it was no longer profitable for Portugal.
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The statement that identifies a way that an important component of the Portuguese Empire changed over time is:
The Portuguese were no longer the strongest military power by the nineteenth century.
This reflects a significant shift in the geopolitical landscape and the decline of Portuguese influence globally, especially in contrast to other emerging powers.
