Question

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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 and harsh desert. The Himalayas are extremely high mountains. Both of these geographic features act as natural barriers. The Gobi desert is difficult to traverse due to its arid conditions, lack of water, and extreme temperatures. The Himalayas are very high, with many peaks over 8,000 meters. Their height and rugged terrain make it hard for enemies to cross them to attack China. The Yangtze River and Huang He River are important for transportation, agriculture, and civilization development within China but are not major barriers against external enemies. The Tibetan Plateau is part of China's territory and while it is high - altitude, it is not as much of a barrier in the context of preventing external attacks as the Gobi desert and Himalayas.

Answer:

the Gobi desert, the Himalayas