Marxism-Leninism appealed to the Chinese for all of the following reasons except it
a. gave China the potential for rapid economic and social change.
b. promoted rights for industrial workers and the importance of industrial development.
c. blamed China's relative backwardness on Western interference.
d. offered China the prospect of leapfrogging over the economy's capitalist stage.
b
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