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Why did the early Chinese have so little contact with the other ancient civilizations?
China is one of the world is largest countries. It is located in eastern Asia. Like India, China is surrounded by natural barriers. Mountains and deserts lie to the north, south, and west of China. To the east lies the Pacific Ocean. Natural barriers helped to protect ancient China from invasion. The barriers also limited China's contacts with other civilizations.
How are the natural resources of South East Asia used in arts and architecture?
Natural Resource of South and South-east Asia are oil, art's and agriculuture.
How was south east Asia created?
Natural
Which natural barriers most limited the spread of the olmec culture?
Mountains to the west and south
What are 3 natural barriers of the Inca empire?
Andes mountain Canada and south India
What is the natural resources in the south Asia?
land, rice, and water
How do natural resources influence what is produced in South Asia?
Fdig
What are the 4 natural barriers that separate India from the rest of Asia?
The four natural barriers that separate India from the rest of Asia are the Himalayas to the north, the Hindu Kush mountains to the northwest, the Indian Ocean to the south, and the Thar Desert to the west.
What natural barriers does Canada have?
The Natural Barriers in canada are Molten lava and cars
What natural barrier divides south Asia from the reast of the continent?
HIMMALAYAS
The natural barriers and isolation allowed China to?
The natural barriers and isolation allowed China to
How did the geography of South Asia help develop separately from the rest of Asia?
The mountain ranges of the Himalayas and the Hindu Kush acted as natural barriers, isolating South Asia from the rest of Asia. This isolation allowed for the development of unique cultural and societal practices in South Asia, distinct from those in other parts of the continent. Additionally, the fertile plains of the Indus and Ganges rivers provided a conducive environment for agricultural development, leading to the growth of complex civilizations such as the Indus Valley civilization and later, the Maurya and Gupta Empires.
