How was the development of the Huang civilization different from that of other early civilizations?

It was isolated from other cultures and so created its own culture.
It gained power quickly due to the use of steel and glass.
It grew slowly because the area around the Huang was not fertile.
It had setbacks in its early stages but grew quickly under Confucius.

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How was the development of the Huang civilization different from that of other early civilizations?

 It was isolated from other cultures and so created its own culture.
 It gained power quickly due to the use of steel and glass.
 It grew slowly because the area around the Huang was not fertile.
 It had setbacks in its early stages but grew quickly under Confucius.

anonymous · Answer

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The Huang He (pronounced Who-wong Huuh -Kevin Chen) river civilization was one of the Earth's civilization cradles, and people from this area of China eventually spread across to other parts of Asia. This civilization is unique because it developed in isolation, though it did have some contact with the Middle East and India through trading. Since the Huang He river provides fertile soil around its banks, early Chinese settlers were able to plant many different crops. The river also provided drinking water and seasonal floods constantly kept the soil fertilized.