Despite both being communist revolutions, how did the Chinese Revolution differ from the Russian Revolution?
A)The Russian Revolution was a mass revolution of largely rural people, whereas the Chinese Revolution was a smaller, largely urban uprising.
B)The Chinese Revolution was led primarily by industrial workers, whereas the Russian Revolution was led primarily by former soldiers.
C)The Russian Revolution was led primarily by industrial workers, whereas the Chinese Revolution was led primarily by former soldiers.
D)The Chinese Revolution was a mass revolution of largely rural people, whereas the Russian Revolution was a smaller, largely urban uprising.
E)Both the Chinese Revolution and the Russian Revolution were led by rural people, but the Chinese Revolution was also supported by former soldiers.

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The Chinese Revolution was characterized by a mass mobilization of the rural peasantry, in contrast to the Russian Revolution, which was more urban in nature with significant participation from workers in cities.

Despite Both Being Communist Revolutions, How Did the Chinese Revolution