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What geographic features isolated early china from the rest of the world?
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoChina did stay separate from other Empires such as Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Greece for a long while. I don't anybody knew about them until Attila the Hun came along and confronted the Roman Empire. The reason that China was separate, though, was mainly because of the surrounding environment. To the north was the ever so vast Gobi dessert and the Plateau of Tibet (an also mountainous range) made it very difficult to go to the west. Apparently, being isolated helped them. After all, they're the longest lasting empire in the history of the world!
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∙ 14y agothe himmalayas and the gobi desert and the seas around it.......they are the yelow sea , the Pacific Ocean , and the marriana trench
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Why were the geographic features important in early history in china?
Because they just are.
How was China isolated from other early civilizations and what did they develop?
Because of its geography
What geographic features aided the development of civilization in early China?
Becuase of China's high mountain ranges, forbidding deserts and turbulent sea's, China was able to be protected by anyone who tried to invade China. Although this was useful, it was very hard to import and export.
Which geographic factor directly influenced the early interaction between china and Korea?
Their Location
What were some geographic features that were challenging for the early Egyptians living in Egypt?
It had a hot,dry climate
How china geography kept its early settlements isolated?
Because the other nations did not nothing about China so the Georgraphy help China to cover the m selves:-)
Which geographic factor had the greatest influence on the early history of south Asia and china?
river valleys.
Which features of china's physical geography did not separaate its early people from the rest of the world?
The presence of rivers like the Yellow and Yangtze helped facilitate trade and communication, rather than isolate early Chinese people. Additionally, the relatively flat terrain made movement and interaction with neighboring regions easier. The moderate climate also allowed for agriculture to thrive, fostering connections with other societies.
What effect did the physical features of China have on its early development?
I dont know thats why i asked
How did rivers and landforms affect the life of early Asians?
The Himalayan mountains kept china and other asian countries isolated from the western world.
Which geographic feature did not separate China's early people from the rest of the world?
i dont know why there is not an answer on here i looked on here and there wasn't an answer so i just wrote this
Which geographical features did the Andean civilizations did not have in common with early Mesopotamia Egypt India and china?
plains, fertile land, etc.
