Why might Korea's location be considered strategic by other countries?

A. Its location next to China gives access to that country.

B. Its location in the Sea of Japan makes it difficult to invade.

C. Its location near Japan discourages other countries from trying to influence Korea.

D. Its location on a peninsula allows most of its land to be farmed.

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Kailey Obrien

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8 November, 09:41

Why might Korea's location be considered strategic by other countries?

A. Its location next to China gives access to that country.

B. Its location in the Sea of Japan makes it difficult to invade.

C. Its location near Japan discourages other countries from trying to influence Korea.

D. Its location on a peninsula allows most of its land to be farmed.

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Rory Glover · Answer 1

Its location near Japan discourages other countries from trying to influence Korea.

Explanation:

It is between China and Japan, so it acts like a bridge between the three countries. If a country wanted to pass their beliefs, start a war, or trade they could do it through Korea. It would be a strategic way to attack another country without having to use the sea. Why might Korea's location be considered pretty useful to other countries ...