Who was de facto ruler of Portugal 1828-1834?
Correct answer: D. Miguel I
- A. Maria II
- B. Fernando II
- C. Pedro IV
- D. Miguel I
Explanation
Miguel I ruled Portugal as an absolutist monarch from 1828 until 1834, during the Liberal Wars. Maria II was the opposing constitutional claimant who regained the throne after Miguel’s defeat.
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