Question

select all the correct answers.
which two geographic features prevented enemies from attacking china?
□ the gobi desert
□ the himalayas
□ the yangtze river
□ the huang he river
□ the tibetan plateau

Explanation:

The Gobi desert is a vast, arid region that served as a natural barrier. The Himalayas are extremely high mountains, acting as a formidable physical obstacle. Both made it difficult for enemies to attack China. The Yangtze River and Huang He River were more for internal development (transport, agriculture) rather than major defensive barriers against external enemies. The Tibetan Plateau, while large, its role as a direct barrier against enemy attacks (compared to the desert and mountains in terms of immediate obstruction to invading forces) is not as prominent in this context.

Answer:

the Gobi desert, the Himalayas