In China, Urban and Rural Protests

In China, urban and rural protests

A) are typically directed against local targets and are often accommodated by the party-state.
B) often escalate into challenges directed against the party-state.
C) have become virtually nonexistent since the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989.
D) are routinely brutally suppressed by local authorities.
E) almost never result in any significant policy changes.