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flashpoint
[ˈflaSHpoint]
NOUN
flash-point (noun)
a place, event, or time at which trouble, such as violence or anger, flares up.
"the flashpoint of the conflagration is just blocks away"
chemistry
the temperature at which a particular organic compound gives off sufficient vapor to ignite in air.
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The correct answer should be <span>The voters cast their ballots in a building called Independence Hall but they were not free to make their own decisions.
This is ironic because the voters cast votes but the votes don't actually mean anything since politics are conducted by a corrupt political machines that doesn't care about the people. This is why it's ironic, they believe that they are making a change but they don't know that the future has already been decided by few.</span>
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According to the communists, why was it important to destroy the "4 Olds" during the cultural revolution
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Before answering, let us first establish what these "4 Olds" are. The "4 Olds" that we are talking about here are China's Old Ideas, Old Customs, Old Culture, and Old Habits. Mao Zhe Dong, the founding father of the People's Republic of China, was the one that led into the annihilating of the "4 Olds" of China. This is in response to what was currently happening at that time. There was a Russian revolution which began failing and became one of the reasons that led to the destroying of the "4 Olds". Urban Stratification was also feared to come up. And this way, elitism would be demolished. Some would say that Mao wanted to secure his own place in history which pushed the decision on destorying the "4 Olds".
