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Melani1276

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The dictum I don't care if a cat is red or white as long as it catches mice, is attributed to
 
  a. Mao Zedong.
  b. Deng Xiaoping.
  c. Jiang Zemin.
  d. Hu Jintao.

Question 2

The Red Guards were
 
  a. students enlisted by Mao as his agents in the Cultural Revolution.
  b. Communist China's crack troops.
  c. the inner circle of the Chinese Communist Party.
  d. the remaining officials of the GMD.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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