PART B: Which TWO phrases from the text best support the answers to Part A? A “young Chinese students ... came to Beijing to do what their older brothers, fathers and forefathers had done repeatedly since the end of World War II: express their outrage at the country’s leadership and demand a change” ( Paragraph 2)

B “‘The Tiananmen Square Massacre’ was yet another desperate attempt to address China’s corruption, poverty, and inept and oppressive governance, ills that have beset the country’s 1.4 billion people for much of its history ( Paragraph 3)

C “The next day, as a column of army tanks approached the Tiananmen Square, they met the last resistance in the lone man whose defiance immortalized the revolt” ( Paragraph 14)

D “The response of the international community had a significant impact on the Chinese economy. The World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and foreign governments suspended loans to China; tourism dropped and foreign direct investment commitments were cancelled” ( Paragraph 16)

E “in the end, the protests strengthened role of the Communist Party and the state. In the crisis’ aftermath, many of the freedoms introduced during the 1980s were cancelled, and government returned to a conventional hard line rule” ( Paragraph 16)
F “the upheaval of the 1980s reminded both Chinese and Western observers of the so-called ‘Cultural Revolution,’” ( Paragraph 17)