Worksheets6.32 - Test - Geographic Isolation of China
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
How did geography surrounding China affect its development?
China developed interconnected to other civilizations
China developed independently from other civilizations
China was codependent on its neighbors
China depended on its neighbors for support
How did the Himalayas benefit China's southern border?
Acted as impassable border
Acted as a transport for goods
Gave China access to resources
None of the above
Select all of the following ways that geography influenced the development of China (2)
Without outside influence, China developed a unique culture
Natural features made it easy for China to travel to and borrow ideas from the other river valley civilizations
Natural barriers isolated China from the rest of the world
it's location in the center of the Mediterranean Sea caused it to be a center for trade
Select all of the following geographical features that isolated China from the rest of the world. (3)
Deserts
Mountains
Ocean
Silk Road
The _________ forms part of China's natural border to the west.
Pacific Ocean
Tibetan Plateau
Gobi Desert
Chang Jiang (Yangtze River)
What conclusion about ancient Chinese isolation can be drawn from the map?
The numerous geographic features of Ancient China led to isolation and independent development.
Chinese rivers could not be crossed and made communication with neighboring regions impossible.
Travel by road and water to the west was difficult due to China's poor relationship with India.
Ancient China was landlocked, which made travel by water for trade and commerce difficult.
How did the Gobi Desert impact China's northern border?
Provided a route for trade and commerce
Acted as a natural barrier
Provided fertile land for agriculture
None of the above
The geographical feature that forms China's eastern border is (a) .
Identify the locations of 3 of China's natural barriers.
