Someone please help, my mother is coming home and she checks my homework, I’m missing this assignment so if she find out I’ll get my phone taken away. <\3 1.) Which one of these bodies of water lies farthest north?
Sea of Japan, the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, the Indian Ocean, or the Bay of Bengal.

2.) Suppose traders were traveling from China to the Mediterranean region. What physical features in China would they have had to cross?

3.) Why might knowledge of the compass have allowed the Chinese to have been, at one time, a major sea power?

4.) During the 200s B. C.E, a Chinese emperor ordered his people to connect walls built by earlier rulers. The completed project, the Great Wall of China, extend along the northern border of China. It was meant to protect the Chinese from invasions that came from the north. Why do you think the emperor was more concerned about attacks from this direction than any other?

5.) Why is the land near these rivers, Huang He (Yellow River), the Chang Jiang (Yangtze River), the North China Plain, and the Chang Jiang Basins, heavily populated?

6.) White it took around 500 years for the Buddhist religion to reach China from India, it took more than twice that long for Christianity to reach China from Europe. What geographic factors might explain this difference?

7.) Why might the people living in the land to the north of the China Plain have attacked those living around the Huang He (Yellow River) ?

8.) How did Chinas geography influence the directions in which rulers chose to expand their empires?

9.) What geographical features of China led to the growth of cities? Explain.

1.) Which one of these bodies of water lies farthest north?

Sea of Japan, the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, the Indian Ocean, or the Bay of Bengal.  

Bay of bengal.

2.) Suppose traders were traveling from China to the Mediterranean region. What physical features in China would they have had to cross?

the Huang He (Yellow River), the Change Jiang (Yangtze River), the North China Plain, and the Chang Jiang Basins. Land near these rivers was heavily populated.

3.) Why might knowledge of the compass have allowed the Chinese to have been, at one time, a major sea power?

They knew where they were going and could successfully navigate, even in the open ocean. ... China is the largest country in Asia in terms of both population and area.

4.) During the 200s B.C.E, a Chinese emperor ordered his people to connect walls built by earlier rulers. The completed project, the Great Wall of China, extend along the northern border of China. It was meant to protect the Chinese from invasions that came from the north. Why do you think the emperor was more concerned about attacks from this direction than any other?

When Emperor Qin Shi Huang ordered the construction of the Great Wall around 221 B.C., the labor force that built the wall was made up largely of soldiers and convicts. It is said that as many as 400,000 people died during the wall's construction; many of these workers were buried within the wall itself.

5.) Why is the land near these rivers, Huang He (Yellow River), the Chang Jiang (Yangtze River), the North China Plain, and the Chang Jiang Basins, heavily populated?

They have water resources from the river for crops, drinking, and bathing. Fertile land for farming.

6.) White it took around 500 years for the Buddhist religion to reach China from India, it took more than twice that long for Christianity to reach China from Europe. What geographic factors might explain this difference?

The distance, mountains

7.) Why might the people living in the land to the north of the China Plain have attacked those living around the Huang He (Yellow River) ?

for fertile land, source of food (fish), and a trade route

8.) How did China geography influence the directions in which rulers chose to expand their empires?

The Chinese could not expand their borders to the North because of the Gobi Desert, and to the South West the Plateau of Tibet also stopped it. But they could expand to the West and South.

9.) What geographical features of China led to the growth of cities? Explain.

The geographical things that led to growth of cities would be because of water lakes/rivers, crops, farming, construction, and more agriculture!

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