Question by horse: China’s first cities arose along the the ____ where yellow silt, called__, …?
made the valley fertile.
A. dynasty cycle
B.feudalism
C.Huang He River
D.loess
E.oracle bones
F.Peking Man
G.Shang
H.Shang Di
I.Yangtze River
J.Zhou
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Answer by bubsir
Yangtze and Loess
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Question by blueeyedgirlxx_28: Why are the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers so important to China?
HELP!!!!!!!
Best answer:
Answer by Chris C
Transportation
commerce/shipping
water source for drinking
source of hydro electricity
food (fishing)
tourism
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Question by {KorkSkrew+~: What was the relationship between the culture of the Yellow River and that of the Yangtze Valley?
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Answer by harveymac1336
Chinese civilization begins in northeast China along the Huang Ho, the Yellow River (Honan, Shantung, and Shensi provinces). Perhaps by about 10,000 B.C. Chinese culture developed from the Yangshao and the Longshan cultures. The Yangshao culture reached the peak of its development about 3,000 B.C. The mythical Xia (Shia) Dynasty is believed to be China’s first dynasty. China’s history becomes historic with the Shang Dynasty (1766 B.C.). So Chinese culture developed first along the Yellow River valley in the northeast. It spread out from there to other parts of what is now China. I don’t think there was an early Chinese culture in the Yangtse valley. I hope that this has been a help to you.
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Question by Jesse: Is the Yangtze river and yellow river the same?
i have a report on the yangtze river, my friend told me it is also the yellow river. but i also saw a website saying that they were different. also i think the yangtze river is also called yangzi, is this correct
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Answer by Spock (rhp)
no — they are roughly parallel with the Yellow River being the farther north, flowing into the sea just to the south of Beijing. The Yangtze flowing into the sea near Shanghai [in the central coastal area], and the Xi near Hong Kong in the south.
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