Which statement best describes the boundaries of ancient China? They followed the lines of ancient glaciers. They were defined by large farms and grasslands. They followed the system of rivers, canals, and dams. They were naturally defined by deserts, mountains, and seas.

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Dennis Blankenship

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1 May, 10:57

Which statement best describes the boundaries of ancient China? They followed the lines of ancient glaciers. They were defined by large farms and grasslands. They followed the system of rivers, canals, and dams. They were naturally defined by deserts, mountains, and seas.

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Brylee Burke · Answer 1

Answer: They were naturally defined by deserts, mountains, and seas.

Explanation:

Metaphorically, four bodies of water were considered as the boundaries of Ancient China, deemed as the Four Seas (although two of them were only symbolic and later tied to lakes, not seas).

However, the real borders of Ancient China

were determined by natural geographical features, such as seas, mountains, the Gobu and Taklimakan deserts, the North China Plain, and rivers like Huang and Chang.