The correct answers are A) rise of Chinese nationalism. B) spread of public education. C) the rise of a new intellectual class.
Three of the conditions leading to the May Fourth Intellectual Movement were the rise of Chinese nationalism, the spread of public education, and the rise of a new intellectual class.
With its best moments in 1919, the May Fourth Intellectual Movement started from the incommodity of Chinese students that disliked the way China was treated by Western countries at the end of World War 1. On May 4, 1919, a big number of students protested in Berlin by what they called the "disrespect" shown to Chine in the Treaty of Versailles.
