Which describes a way in which Russia’s geography influenced the development of its civilization?
A. West-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally the Western Europe
B. The Ural Mountains and the Eurasian plain kept Russia culturally and economically isolated
C. South-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally to the Byzantine empire
D. Its southern steppe region allowed it to grow so much grain that it became a leading food exporter

Question

Which describes a way in which Russia’s geography influenced the development of its civilization? 
A.	West-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally the Western Europe
B.	The Ural Mountains and the Eurasian plain kept Russia culturally and economically isolated 
C.	South-flowing rivers connected it economically and culturally to the Byzantine empire 
D.	Its southern steppe region allowed it to grow so much grain that it became a leading food exporter

hope.dream · Answer

I think it's B

alones · Answer

Honestly, I'm not sure about this one.

hope.dream · Answer

neither am I

hope.dream · Answer

ya maybe

hope.dream · Answer

@EclipsedStar @Ms-Brains 
can either of you help?

awolflover1 · Answer

Well I don't think it can be D

hope.dream · Answer

okay how so?

awolflover1 · Answer

hmm this is a hard one 

@jabez177 @EclipsedStar you guys are good at history ;~;

eclipsedstar · Answer

From my understanding, Russia wasn't a land with really good soil for farming...at the time China was the leading country to do so despite all the dynasties. So in this case I also agree with B.

osprey · Answer

Full house coming up ... I suspect it's B also. 
Whether D fits with the Ukraine as "the breadbasket of europe" I don't know, but when the weather blows from the East into Europe, it's coooooooold. Poland, and every country between the central Steppes of Russia basically is brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.