Why was the nationalist party more popular in china’s cities than in the countryside? a. wealthy people who supported the party were concentrated in cities. b. people in the countryside were less active in politics than people in the city. c. poor city dwellers hoped the nationalist party would bring economic change. d. the nationalist party threatened to end crop trade with western nations. !

The correct answer is A.

The powerful Chinese allies of the nationalist party were located in the main cities of the country. The Kuomintang created a large business center composed of banks, investment companies, petrochemicals, and radio and television stations. It was the richest political party in the world, with an estimated fortune of more than six billion US dollars.

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