Question

Which statements describe how China's early civilization differed from other river valley civilizations?

Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
It was the only civilization to develop trade with its neighbors.

B.
Natural barriers isolated China from neighboring civilizations.

C.
The ancient Chinese failed to develop any kind of writing.

D.
China's civilization is the oldest continuous civilization in the world.

E.
In other river valley civilizations, power was in the hands of a single ruler.

Answer 1

@ryamorgan284

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure it's B....

Answer 3

@bookworm00981 It's more than one. It says choose all that are correct.

Answer 4

And probably C also, bout to confirm...

Answer 5

whats up

Answer 6

@ryamorgan284
Can you help with the question? I can't put it off any longer otherwise my Mom will kill me.

Answer 7

I would say that China is the oldest continuous agricultural society, as it's been around well over 5,000 years as such, but civilization implies large cities, and China, in the past, has always had a series of small villages.

The three oldest, literate civilizations, by definition, were the Mesopotamian, the Nile, and the Indus River valley, who all had art, culture and city-style architecture (5-6,000 y.a.), but they haven't continued as such til present day.

The oldest continuous culture, are the click-speaking, San Bushmen of Central Africa, who have lived the same way, for the past 15,000 years (While Cro-Magnon were still in European caves)!

Answer 8

Compliments of Brave Masai.

Answer 9

:P Gotta give him props :D

Answer 10

Laters!

Answer 11

its also e