What was Mao's goal for the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution?

A. to purge the party of those who deviated from Mao's vision

B. to modernize agriculture and industry

C. to move towards socialism with the establishment of communes and the collectivization of agriculture

D. to promote economic growth in China through the Four Modernizations

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Nancy Owens

22 August, 04:04

What was Mao's goal for the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution?

A. to purge the party of those who deviated from Mao's vision

B. to modernize agriculture and industry

C. to move towards socialism with the establishment of communes and the collectivization of agriculture

D. to promote economic growth in China through the Four Modernizations

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Micheal · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. to move towards socialism with the establishment of communes and the collectivization of agriculture.

Mao Tse Tung (Zedong) was a big admirer of the socialist establishments, and this was what he was aiming to. So the establishments of communes and the collectivization of agriculture were the first and most important things he had to do so that he can take on with his socialist ideology.