How did the development of Mao Zedong's cult of personality contribute to the Cultural Revolution?
A. It allowed Mao Zedong to win an election that made him the most powerful leader in China.
B. It forced Mao Zedong's political opponents to launch a campaign to reduce his influence.
C. It helped Mao Zedong convince the Red Guards to launch attacks against his enemies.
D. It convinced Mao Zedong that China was capable of industrializing at a rapid pace.

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C

Explanation:

The Cultural Revolution was a horrible time. Mao Zedong used it as an excuse to purge the nation of intellectuals and people of high standing. The Red Guards were students he mobilized to carry out this revolution of terror.

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