The Mazdakite movement arose in response to the

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The Mazdakite movement was a Persian religious and political movement that arose in the late 5th and early 6th centuries CE. Its founder, Mazdak, believed in the redistribution of wealth and advocated for the equal distribution of the Sasanid Empire's bounty and social justice. The movement was popular among the lower classes and initially gained support from the ruling elites, but eventually led to social unrest and was suppressed by the Sasanid Empire. The other choices do not accurately reflect the causes or nature of the Mazdakite movement.

The Mazdakite Movement Arose in Response to the