Author Question: Why does the Falun Gong pose a potential threat to party leaders in China? a. It proclaims itself ... (Read 64 times)

Caiter2013 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

Why does the Falun Gong pose a potential threat to party leaders in China?

a. It proclaims itself to be a religious cult with a strong political agenda.
b. It claims a following in China of over 70 million people, roughly the same amount as the CCP.
c. It uses underground magazines to distribute pro-democracy propaganda.
d. It is the central religion of Tibetans who have worldwide support in their efforts to gain independence.

Question 2

Voting is a relatively insignificant part of political participation in China because

a. the results of Chinese elections are so frequently annulled by the government election agency because of fraud during the campaigns.
b. the people feel disgust for a system they see as corrupt and refuse to participate in many of the numerous elections that are held in China.
c. the only election voters take part in is the election of delegates to county and district congresses.
d. voters are often confused by the complex issues debated by candidates.