Mao Argued for "Uninterrupted Revolution" Because He and the Communist

question 68

Multiple Choice

Mao argued for "uninterrupted revolution" because he and the Communist Party believed

• A) that revolution tapped into a vital source of patriotic energy for the Chinese peasantry.
• B) the remnants of feudal and Confucianist ideas would undermine the progress he had made.
• C) the indoctrination of people was going to take a long time and needed to be perpetuated.
• D) the United States would launch an attack on The People's Republic of China to support the pro-Western forces in Taiwan.
• E) that Khrushchev had lost momentum when he allowed for a tenuous thaw in hardline policies.