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[单选题] 为了控制人民，禁止革命活动，国民党大力推行 （ ）
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民团制度
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特务制度
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保甲制度
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文化专制主义
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C
答案解释：
国民党政府实行一党专政的军事独裁统治，其具体表现之一便是：为了控制人民，禁止革命活动，国民党大力推行保甲制度，规定十户为甲，十甲为保，分设甲长、保长。答案为C
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