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Question 11 • World History

How did the Huang He differ from a river such as the Nile?

Answer
A
The Huang He flooded without warning or predictability.
B
The Nile was made of yellow silt known as loess.
C
The Nile was not depended on for daily survival.
D
The Huang He did not cover a large portion of the country.

Explanation

The Huang He, or Yellow River, was known for sudden and destructive floods that were difficult to predict. By contrast, the Nile’s seasonal flooding was more regular and predictable, helping people plan their farming. So the best answer is that the Huang He flooded without warning or predictability.

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