Art and music was regarded by the early Chinese Communist government as a. reserved for aesthetic pleasure only. b. a social stratification of society. c. political tools for propaganda. d. dangerous and had to be suppressed.

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Darrell Dorsey

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25 April, 07:55

Art and music was regarded by the early Chinese Communist government as a. reserved for aesthetic pleasure only. b. a social stratification of society. c. political tools for propaganda. d. dangerous and had to be suppressed.

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Carl Kaiser · Answer 1

c. political tools for propaganda.

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Art is always used by centralized governments to support and spread their ideas, but also to create a myth and a foundation story for the regime. In the case of the Chinese Communist government, art and music were used to establish the new political regime and spread the communist ideas among the population to convince them that it was a good thing being a communist citizen.