Which landform explains the lack of cultural interaction between ancient China and ancient India?

the Loess Plateau
the Chang River valley
the Gobi Desert
the Himalaya Mountains

Question

Which landform explains the lack of cultural interaction between ancient China and ancient India?

 the Loess Plateau
 the Chang River valley
 the Gobi Desert
 the Himalaya Mountains

anonymous · Answer

i believe its D

anonymous · Answer

oh wait do you have a reason though?

anonymous · Answer

if you look at a map, the himalayas basically divide india and china

anonymous · Answer

OOOOOH

anonymous · Answer

okay here

anonymous · Answer

can you help out with this All of the following are examples of how geographical boundaries can limit cultural interaction except

 rivers
 deserts
 mountains
 oceans

anonymous · Answer

rivers are the easiest to cross, unlike the rest of the options

anonymous · Answer

oh okay thanks again

anonymous · Answer

One more after this and i'm done

anonymous · Answer

Which of the following is a similarity between the Huang River and Indus Valley civilizations?

 the use of bronze ritual vessels
 a social class system with farmers at the bottom
 the exchange of ideas with other cultures
 the use of a metal currency