The best option regarding the cause of the Cultural Revolution would be that there was a "<span>lack of idealism and the compromising of communist ideology," since Mao was concerned that China was losing its cultural and economic focus. </span>
<span>The British always had a sense of importance toward the colonists, as they were the rulers of the colonies. They enjoyed security from the British government and were helped in putting commoners to use for their agenda. The commoners were looked down upon and considered a very low class. The colonist will not eat or drink while sitting with a commoner.</span>
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