Until 1966 the Official Policy of the Government of the People’s

question 13

Multiple Choice

Until 1966 the official policy of the government of the People’s Republic of China was that religion __________.

• A) had too strong a hold on the Chinese people to challenge
• B) must actively be suppressed
• C) posed no threat to the stability of the nation
• D) would die a natural death
• E) would replace superstition as the basis of moral order in China

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