The Cultural Revolution was a new world in the making. It contained many new reforms such as government, working conditions, medicine, education, and urban life. The Cultural Revolution was soon to become a different place. The government during this time was unwanted and thought that freedom from government controls would mean a growing economy with material progress for all the people. Many people supported the laissez-faire, which was a policy allowing business to operate without …showed first 75 words of 699 total…

…showed last 75 words of 699 total…one of the most pressing problems was sanitiation. Ditches and open sewers carried waste from public toilets. By the late 1800’s, the germ theory and the newly invented iron pipe spurred city leaders to clean up their cities. The Cultural Revolution contributed to the creation of a brand new world, unrecognizable with its good and bad attributes. Reforms in government, working conditions, medicine, education, and urban life all contributed to this seemingly massive new creation.