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Where is China located?
Eastern Asia
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Why is China's location important?
Due to its
natural barriers
and
distance
from other civilizations
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What is a plateau?
A mostly
level
expanse of land at a high
elevation
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What is an example of a natural barrier in China?
The
Tibetan Plateau
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What are the two important geographic factors that limited China's contact with outsiders?
Long distances
and
natural barriers
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What is the largest mountain range in the world?
The
Himalayan Mountains
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What is the Gobi Desert?
A desert that forms part of the natural border of
China
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Why is the Gobi Desert a challenging natural barrier to cross?
Due to its lack of
rainfall
and
available water sources
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What is the natural barrier to the east of China?
The
Pacific Ocean
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How do the natural barriers of China influence its development?
Both
positively
and
negatively
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How do the natural barriers of China hinder its development?
By making
trade
more
difficult
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How do the natural barriers of China help its development?
By reducing the number of
invasions
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What is the effect of the rivers in China flooding?
Both
positive
and
negative
effects
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What is the nickname of the Hang he River?
The River of Sorrows
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Why do people continue to live near the rivers in China despite the flooding?
Due to the
fertile soil
deposited by the floods
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What is the name of the yellow soil deposited by the floods?
Lois
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What are the natural barriers of China?
* The
Tibetan Plateau
* The
Himalayan Mountains
* The
Gobi Desert
* The
Pacific Ocean
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What are the effects of the natural barriers of China on its development?
* Positive effects:
+ Reduced
number
of
invasions
* Negative effects:
+ Difficulty in
trade
and exchange of
ideas
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What are the characteristics of a plateau?
* A mostly level
expanse
of land
* At a high
elevation
* May have peaks and valleys
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What are the effects of the rivers in China flooding?
* Positive effects:
+ Depositing
fertile soil
* Negative effects:
+
Destruction
caused by flooding
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