The May Fourth Movement grew out of:

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The May Fourth Movement was a cultural, intellectual, and political movement that emerged in China in response to China being seen as weakened and humiliated by the Western powers. This response was fueled by a sense that China had been betrayed by the Western powers in the Treaty of Versailles, and as such, sought to assert Chinese independence and to reject traditional Chinese culture in favor of Western concepts and ideals. There is no evidence to suggest that the May Fourth Movement was influenced by a communist uprising in Japan, or by Ho Chi Minh's resistance against the French, or by respect for Lenin's achievements in Russia.

The May Fourth Movement Grew Out Of