Referring to the map, which of the following explains a potential source of tension between Japan and Korea?

Japan and Korea both border a small strait between the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan.

Japan does not have any large industrial cities, while Korea does.

Japan is in closer physical proximity to China than Korea is.

Japan's many islands are unable to trade with other nations, including Korea.

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Referring to the map, which of the following explains a potential source of tension between Japan and Korea? 

 Japan and Korea both border a small strait between the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan. 

 Japan does not have any large industrial cities, while Korea does. 

 Japan is in closer physical proximity to China than Korea is. 

 Japan's many islands are unable to trade with other nations, including Korea.

anonymous · Answer

Link the map

anonymous · Answer

http://alachua.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_whist/v12/module02/0200_g16_q3.jpg

anonymous · Answer

Japan and Korea both border a small strait between the East China Sea and the Sea of Japan.  This would create a rivalry between them to control trade at that strait

anonymous · Answer

thanx (: