The economies of river valley civilizations were characterized by increasing trade along rivers and by sea EXCEPT for which isolated civilization? * 1 point
A. Mesopotamia
B. Egypt
C. Indus
D. China

China

Explanation:

The river valley civilizations characterized by increasing trade along rivers and by the sea in Mesopotamia, Egypt and Indus. China civilization remains isolated from the rest of the world. Natural barriers like mountains and desert isolated ancient China from all other civilizations. Because of China’s geographic isolation, settlers had to supply their goods within the region rather than trading with outside peoples.

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