Question

no one would help me in history
The mountain ranges on Southeast Asia’s mainland shaped the history of the region because the mountains.

A. separated the mainland from the rest of Asia and isolated early societies.
B. created a climate that was favorable for growing spices.
C. blocked the passage of the summer monsoons.
D. accumulated fertile soil where deltas formed on their peaks.

Answer 1

What do you think the answer is?

Answer 2

d

Answer 3

Go with you're best answer :)

Answer 4

Without having read the article that describes the mountain ranges of Southeast Asia, how would any other user know the answer to this question?

Looks as tho' you yourself would benefit from reading such an article and eliminating answer choices that don't fit in with the article.

Answer 5

I think its D

Answer 6

Go with you're best answer meep :)

Answer 7

I think D as well.

Answer 8

i will help you :)

Answer 9

D is incorrect

Answer 10

is it B

Answer 11

now which do u think would shape the entire history, getting fertile soil/growing stuff, or by isolating it from other early societies so their culture could be unique?

Answer 12

assuming that C is not a very good choice

Answer 13

A

Answer 14

yup :)

Answer 15

I have one more question

Answer 16

post it in history ;)

Answer 17

ill be there

Answer 18

just tag me

Answer 19

ok