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Millions of people were forced to move from cities and were taken to work on farmlands.
Millions of people were forced to move from cities and were taken to work on farmlands.
There was an improvement in the lives of regular citizens.
There was an improvement in the lives of regular citizens.
Millions of people migrated from the farmlands to the cities.
Millions of people migrated from the farmlands to the cities.
The group known as Khmer Rouge lost control of the country of Cambodia.
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The correct response is:
Millions of people were forced to move from cities and were taken to work on farmlands.
During the Khmer Rouge regime (1975-1979), led by Pol Pot, the government forcibly relocated urban populations to rural areas in an attempt to create an agrarian socialist society. This led to widespread suffering and loss of life. The other options do not accurately reflect the historical events during this period.
