Mao's revisions to Marxism included a greater emphasis on the rural areas than the urban factory workers plans for a long-term, guerilla-style warfare a view of peasant as the ideal citizen all of the above none of the above

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Mckinley Vasquez

7 January, 12:35

Mao's revisions to Marxism included a greater emphasis on the rural areas than the urban factory workers plans for a long-term, guerilla-style warfare a view of peasant as the ideal citizen all of the above none of the above

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Carl Ware · Answer 1

all of the above. Mao focused far more on farmers than workers in comaprission to other socialist ideologists, but he was also in favor of workers he simply seen peasants as vital for revolution because he belived in permanent revolution

Mccall · Answer 2

What is true is that Mao's revision to Marxism included a greater emphasis on the rural areas than the urban factory workers because heknew that China had a lot more farmers in rural areas and this needed to be accounted for for the Chinese model of revolution.