The correct answer is letter D.
Explanation: The Yellow River, also known as Huang He or Hwung-Her, is considered China's lifeline. It flows for 3,395 kilometers from its source in the Bayan Har Mountains located in Western China.
Chinese civilization had its origins in the Yellow River valley, practiced agriculture and raised cattle.
The correct answer for this question is answer B. All natural things have spirits. Animism began as far back as when Homo Erectus were roaming the earth. We aren't sure if they practiced animism explicitly, but they did form that mindset that spirits exist, thus beginning the process of symbolic thought. But animism always refers to all natural objects, even furniture that has a little natural material in it, like cotton, has a soul.
Many rivers make up pieces between the US-Canadian border
Detroit River, Halls Stream: New Hampshire - Quebec, Monument Creek, Niagara River, Pigeon River: Minnesota - Ontario, Rainy River: Minnesota - Ontario, St. Clair River: Michigan - Ontario, St. Croix River: Maine - New Brunswick, St. Francis River Maine - Quebec, St. John River: Maine - New Brunswick, St. Lawrence River, St. Marys River
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Among the many Quaker government officials and Assembly representatives was <u>John Archdale</u>, who was not only a Proprietor but was also governor of Carolina (1694–96), colonial governor and proprietary shareholder of Carolina. ( John may not be part of the correct town )
<u>Nathan Hunt</u>, Quaker leader, itinerant minister, and principal founder of the New Garden Boarding School (now Guilford College), was born in the New Garden community
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