Despite Both Being Communist Revolutions, How Did the Chinese Revolution

question 35

Multiple Choice

Despite both being communist revolutions, how did the Chinese Revolution differ from the Russian Revolution?

• A)The Russian Revolution was a mass revolution of largely rural people, whereas the Chinese Revolution was a smaller, largely urban uprising.
• B)The Chinese Revolution was led primarily by industrial workers, whereas the Russian Revolution was led primarily by former soldiers.
• C)The Russian Revolution was led primarily by industrial workers, whereas the Chinese Revolution was led primarily by former soldiers.
• D)The Chinese Revolution was a mass revolution of largely rural people, whereas the Russian Revolution was a smaller, largely urban uprising.
• E)Both the Chinese Revolution and the Russian Revolution were led by rural people, but the Chinese Revolution was also supported by former soldiers.

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