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Question: What was the transitional form adopted by China for the socialist transformation of capitalist industry and commerce?

A. Mutual aid teams
B. Primary agricultural cooperatives
C. Advanced agricultural cooperatives
D. State capitalism

Your answer: A
Correct answer: D

Answer:

The correct answer is D. State capitalism.

Explanation:

During the period of socialist transformation in the early years of the People’s Republic of China (mainly 1953–1956), the Party and government adopted different strategies for transforming agriculture, handicrafts, and capitalist industry and commerce.

The main transitional path was:

Low-level state capitalism → Higher-level state capitalism → Full socialist transformation (public-private partnership → joint state-private ownership → wholly state-owned).

Typical forms included:

This policy of peaceful redemption through state capitalism was a distinctive feature of China’s socialist transformation of capitalist industry and commerce, different from the Soviet Union’s approach of direct nationalization.

Therefore, the transitional form specifically used for the socialist transformation of capitalist industry and commerce was state capitalism (国家资本主义), which corresponds to option D.

Options A, B, and C all refer to forms used in the agricultural cooperation movement, not in the transformation of capitalist industry and commerce.

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