问题
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1956年社会主义制度在我国基本建立，这一结论的主要依据是
A．第一个五年计划完成
B．公有制经济占主导地位
C．中共八大的胜利召开
D．社会主义政治制度确立
答案
答案：B
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1956年社会主义制度在我国基本建立，这一结论的主要依据是
A．第一个五年计划完成
B．公有制经济占主导地位
C．中共八大的胜利召开
D．社会主义政治制度确立
答案：B
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