Question 1:
During the Mao years of 1949–1976,
life expectancy [in China]:
A) got worse, declining from 58 years
to 52 years.
B) improved greatly, more than doubling
from 32 to 65 years.
C) stayed the same at 58 years.
D) There is no data.
Get the answer and more questions and
answer at:
thisiscommunism.org/pdf/quiz.pdf
From the Mission Statement
of Set the Record Straight:
“Set the Record Straight is
an educational project that takes
on the distortions and misrepresentations
about the ‘first wave of socialist
revolutions’ in the Soviet Union
(1917–56) and in China (1949–76).
What were these revolutions actually
setting out to do? What were the extraordinary
achievements of these revolutions
in the face of great obstacles? What
were their real mistakes and shortcomings?
And what in fact is communism?”
