the cultural revolution in china ultimately failed because\npeople began to seriously question…

the cultural revolution in china ultimately failed because\npeople began to seriously question communism.\nfamine killed millions of people nationwide.\nhuman rights violations led to a foreign invasion.\nthousands of government officials left office.

the cultural revolution in china ultimately failed because\npeople began to seriously question communism.\nfamine killed millions of people nationwide.\nhuman rights violations led to a foreign invasion.\nthousands of government officials left office.

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The Cultural - Revolution in China was a civil unrest that brought serious disasters to the Party, the country, and the people of all ethnic groups. It did not fail because people questioned communism (communism is still the guiding ideology in China). Famine was not the main reason for its failure. There was no foreign invasion due to human - rights violations during this period. The main reason for its failure was that it deviated from the correct path of development. However, among the given options, none of them accurately state the real reason for its failure. But if we have to choose from the given options, none of them are correct.

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None of the above options are correct.