By the Early 1960s, the Soviet Union and Communist China

question 22

Multiple Choice

By the early 1960s, the Soviet Union and Communist China were becoming estranged because

• A) the Soviet Union was urging Mao Zedong to attack Taiwan, but Mao was opposed.
• B) the policies of the Soviet Union were becoming more radical while those of Communist China were becoming more moderate.
• C) the Soviets wanted to use nuclear weapons to drive the United States out of Vietnam.
• D) Mao wanted Soviet support for a Chinese Communist invasion of Taiwan, but the Soviet leadership was unwilling to provide it.
• E) Mao wanted to pursue a policy of "socialism in one country" while Nikita Khrushchev advocated a policy of permanent international revolution led by the Comintern.

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