The constitution of China
a. describes the system of government and spells out the programs and does not mention the policies of the Chinese Communist Party.
b. does not acknowledge the role of the private sector in the economy.
c. provides that the interests of the state may not infringe upon the exercise of personal rights.
d. contains a list of the rights and duties of citizens, including freedom of speech, the press, and assembly.
Question 2
Which of the following is true regarding the leadership structure in China?
a. China is a federal state, in which the power held by Beijing is shared with the local governments spread across a huge landmass.
b. To understand who actually runs China it is necessary to understand the political hierarchy and the powers of officeholders.
c. Despite the fact that China has an intricate governmental structure, all power lies with the Chinese Communist Party.
d. Regional governments have the most power because it is the people have the most influence over local party organizations.