Question

Why might this song be considered Communist

propaganda?
It tries to convince children to support Communism
against its enemies.
Background information: Propaganda is used to
spread ideas, influence people, and get them to act a
certain way. This song is sung by children in a
Communist youth organization.
For love of China, and for the people,
As the crimson red scarf beats upon our chest.
We fear no suffering, nor any foe,
We study and learn as we grow in determination;
We bravely advance to victory....
We are the children of Communism.
-"We Are the Heirs to Communism"
It is sung by children, which automatically makes it
propaganda.
It mentions the word "Communism," and this word
alone makes it propaganda.
It tries to convince children to think for themselves
and make their own choices.

Answer 1

The first option or A

Step-by-step explanation:

A

Answer 2

The answer is: a. It tries to convince children to support Communism against its enemies.

Step-by-step explanation:

A "propaganda" is a type of information that is meant in order to achieve a cause. Most of the time, such cause is political in nature. This tries to manipulate people by using banners, words, songs, displays, symbols, etc.

In the song above, it is clear that it is a propaganda trying to convince children to support "Communism" against its enemies. Children are very easy to manipulate thus, allowing them to sing to a song's lyrics allows them to connect their body and mind. It also aids in their imagination. So, if they are to sing this song every day, they will then be convinced gradually that Communism is good.

Thus, this explains the answer.