Author Question: Why was north China particularly suited for agriculture? a. The Yangzi River provided sufficient ... (Read 105 times)

SGallaher96 · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

Why was north China particularly suited for agriculture?

a. The Yangzi River provided sufficient water for rice cultivation.
b. The annual rainfall was less than 20 inches per year.
c. A fine layer of fertile dirt was deposited each year by the Yellow River.
d. The area did not need flood walls to prevent floods.
e. The area was not affected by the monsoon season.

Question 2

Which of these is true of the workers who built the Great Pyramid?

a. Only male workers were used.
b. No slave labor was involved.
c. Laborers were sacrificed when the chamber was completed.
d. Skilled laborers were the only ones allowed to work on the pyramid.
e. Architects were brought in from Mesopotamia.