Question

during the cultural revolution, why were people sent to
e - education\ camps?
to be punished for committing a crime.
to learn how to follow the rules of society.
to be punished for believing in communism.
to learn to become good communists.

Explanation:

During the Cultural - Revolution, those sent to "re - education" camps were often considered to have ideological differences or be in opposition to the radical ideology promoted at that time. They were punished for not conforming to the extreme left - wing ideology, not for believing in communism in a normal sense. The aim was to "re - educate" them to conform to the radical ideas and become "good Communists" in the view of the radical forces.

Answer:

to learn to become good Communists.