Tiradentes var en vigtig del af ent oprør Ii Minas Gerais. Tiradentes var en vigtig del af et oprør i Minas Gerais.

Differencing between "en" and "et" is probably one of the most difficult things to do.. Since their are no destinct rule to help before you know a lot of words and how to bend them or if you have dictionary with you... This is the rule: *If the word coming after ends with -et when bend then use et If the word ends with -en then use en. Sound easy, but then you need to know how the word is bend.. For that there are no rule. You just have to know. Eks: Hus -> huset -> et hus Mus -> musen -> en mus In this case: Oprør -> oprøret -> et oprør

Før Brasiliens uafhaænginghed var der nogent oprør Ii landet. Før Brasiliens uafhængighed var der noget oprør i landet.

Differentiating nogen/noget.. Nogen: someone Noget: something Here it references to oprør Oprør is "something that you do"

Regeringens soldater fik fat afi Tiradentes. Regeringens soldater fik fat i Tiradentes.

After "fat" you will normally only see "i" or "."

Han blev dræbt Ii 1792. Han blev dræbt i 1792.

In Danish we don't use capital letter I like in English. It looks like a stroke in the air seperating the words.

Engang var han regeringens fjende, men Ii dag er han viset som en helt. Engang var han regeringens fjende, men i dag er han set som en helt.

I'm guessing that you mean he is 'seen' as a hero.. Unless it's a rare case where he is directly 'shown' as a hero.. I wouldn't know😌