How might the distinct geographies of Europe and East Asia have influenced the rise of several sovereign nation-states in one and the rise of a few large dynasties in the other?

A. The relative location of East Asia made it more susceptible to foreign invasion than the relative location of Europe.

B. The many navigable waterways and the divided landmass of Europe may have influenced the rise of nation-states, in contrast to the giant landmass of East Asia.

C. Europe had many more natural resources than East Asia, which made the region much more profitable than East Asia.

D. The smaller population in East Asia was much easier to unite under one leader than the larger population of Europe.

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1 August, 14:36

How might the distinct geographies of Europe and East Asia have influenced the rise of several sovereign nation-states in one and the rise of a few large dynasties in the other?

A. The relative location of East Asia made it more susceptible to foreign invasion than the relative location of Europe.

B. The many navigable waterways and the divided landmass of Europe may have influenced the rise of nation-states, in contrast to the giant landmass of East Asia.

C. Europe had many more natural resources than East Asia, which made the region much more profitable than East Asia.

D. The smaller population in East Asia was much easier to unite under one leader than the larger population of Europe.

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Gabriella · Answer 1

B. The many navigable waterways and the divided landmass of Europe may have influenced the rise of nation-states, in contrast to the giant landmass of East Asia.