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PTC.S4.Q20 - I'm having trouble with this passage's last question
MTreigys
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Hi, I'm having trouble with this passage's last question, which discusses what statement is more likely to be made by a member of Third Party, rather than the Popular Front. I chose C because I think the Third Party focused more on racial issues for African Americans, rather than the Popular Front's retreats on attacks from White Chauvinism. I'd like to know why B, considering that it is more general and less racially focused, would be more in line with the Third Party rather than the Popular Front, who seem more broad and general. My only possible answer is that the Third Party is less appealing to moderates, and the AC B really doesn't appeal to them. But, this does not inform me of why AC C is wrong.
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Consider paragraph three: The Third Period is supposed to be characterized by "wild and extreme rhetoric" and the envisioning of a "new world." (B) fits much better than (C) here, due to "final global victory over capitalist oppression."