I remember taking this test if a choice is to (ensure consistent quality standards) then that is the answer if not sorry.
<span>Because the Communist Chinese actually fought the Japanese.
As laid out in classic Confucian thought, the primary responsibility of a government is to protect the kingdom from the foreign barbarian. The Communists did this, the Nationalists did not.
2. Economic reform in the areas they controlled. The corruption of the powerful had been out of control for years in China. Like all revolutionaries, the Communists din the early years made an effort to end injustices. Peasants were treated as virtual slaves, and servants were basically slaves.
3. A surprising amount of support based on sexual equality. China's power system had always ignored women. The communists did not, and git a lot of support for it. A side bonus is that polygamy is not that popular with the men who aren't rich either. Russia may have had a network of secret police, but China had a network of grandmother's loyal to the government.</span>
Hitler and Mussolini both used a number of physical and rhetorical tactics to appear powerful to their listeners. Both offered, in their aggressive use of body language and booming voices, a certain measure of machismo and confidence when delivering speeches. Both also appealed to the desires, fears, and needs of their listeners. Hitler and Mussolini, in addition, used historical examples--however faulty they might have been--to support their assertions.
I'm pretty sure that the answer to this one is going to be C.
Most people converted to Islam because it was a very tolerant religion and it appealed to many. However, since the question is asking what "burden" was an influence, the only one I can think of would have to be the jizya. The jizya was a special tax that non-Muslims had to pay to live under Muslim protection in Muslim lands; if they convert to Islam they wouldn't have to pay it.
