What was a main difference between chinese communism and soviet communism? a. chinese communist leaders were unified in their support of leninism. soviet leaders were allowed to hold more diverse political opinions. b. chinese communism believed the bourgeoisie would join the working class. soviets believed there would always be struggle between the two groups. c. chinese communist leaders worked directly to serve rural peasants. soviet leaders viewed themselves as guides for urban workers. d. chinese communism focused on collectivizing industrial factories. soviet communism focused on forming agricultural collectives.

How is an objective summary different from an argumentative essay? o a. a summary should remain neutral, but an argumentative essay should promote a certain viewpoint. o b. a summary should use direct quotations, but an argumentative essay should paraphrase evidence. o c. a summary should include a works-cited list, but an argumentative essay should not cite others' work. o d. a summary should focus on a thesis, but an argumentative essay should address many different topics.

4)  a comparison and contrast of these texts shows thata)draper uses an actual historical event to create a character's conflict based on those events.b)to add dramatic conflict, draper makes many changes to the historical account of integration.c)draper chooses the hot and extreme climate of a southern state to highlight the heated conflict of integration.d)draper writes a story that avoids the violence that occurred during the struggles to integrate american schools.5)  based on the texts provided, which statement is accurate? a)fire from the rock  includes the actual life experiences of sylvia patterson.b)the novel creates the fictional group, the little rock nine, to add drama and conflict.c)fire from the rock  shares the real life experiences of one of the little rock nine.d)the novel is a realistic but fictional story based on historical events during a time of 

Match these items. 1. a person, group, or nation united with another for some special purpose loyalist 2. an american colonist who opposed independence for the american colonies at the time of the revolutionary war; a tory ally 3. an agreement, especially one between nations, signed and approved by each nation treaty