Question

Which statement accurately
explains the rise of Mao
Zedong? (1 point)
Mao was politically
active from a young
age as a
revolutionary. He
prioritized
experiences over all
else. It was his time
spent in the Soviet
Union that helped
him to become
chairman over other,
less experienced
leaders.
Mao was politically
active from a young
age as a
revolutionary and
prioritized Chinese
experience over
foreign experience
with communism.
That was how he
rose to become
chairman over other
experienced leaders
who had spent their
time in the Soviet
Union instead of
China.
Mao was not active
politically until he
was older. He
prioritized Chinese
experience over
foreign experience

Answer 1

with communism, which helped him to become chairman over other, less experienced leaders who had spent their time in the Soviet Union.