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What are the continents that the Middle east serves as a crossroads for?
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The middle east is at the crossroads of which continents?
Asia, Africa, and Europe.
What Crossroads of the world refers to which three continents?
The Crossroads Of Three Continents is another name for the Middle East because it is seen to connect three continents...
Why is the middle east and North Africa concidered a crossroads?
The middle east and north africa are concidered a crossroads because the main region spans two continents ,asia and africa
Is turkey an island?
No, Turkey is a country that sits between Europe and Middle East. The country serves as a bridge between two continents. I know that for a fact.
Where is the Middle East country?
The Middle East is not one country, but a region located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa. A Related Link below has an image of the Middle East.
How many countries and continents are there in the Middle East region?
16 continents and 3 countries
How would the location of the middle east have affected its development?
The Middle East's position on the crossroads of international trade has resulted in its central importance early in history. This is why the Middle East was the location of some of the earliest civilizations.
Which other continents have lands on the middle east?
Africa and Asia.
The middle east contains portions of what three continents?
The three continents that the Middle East touches is Asia, Africa, and Europe. It is located in the majority of the western part of Asia.
What makes the Balkans Europe's most diverse region?
The Balkans are considered the crossroads of Europe. It is the most populated boundary of Europe, on the eastern side. It is practically in the Middle East, in which three continents (Europe, Asia, and Africa) come together.
Which continents have lands in the middle east besides Asia?
Europe and Africa.
Why did the middle east become a natural center of trade?
The Middle East sits at the crossroads between Europe, Africa, and Asia, making it necessary for nearly all land-based trade to pass through the Middle East. This led to the Middle East taking a lead role in international trade.
