By the End of the 1920s, the Comintern

By the end of the 1920s, the Comintern

A) had been disbanded, after Wahhabi leaders had complained about its intrusion in Turkish domestic politics.
B) had achieved its greatest, if limited, success in Asia.
C) had been most successful in Islamic-Marxist areas.
D) was absorbed into Aramco in 1933.
E) attempted to blend Marxism, Lenin's concept of the five revolutionary stages and the writing of Mao Zedong into its "Basic Revolution Precepts Catalog."