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Which unpredictable body of water in ancient China, often called "China's Sorrow," was a source of both good soil for farming and destruction? A. the Yellow River B. the Tigris River C. The Amazon River
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Which unpredictable body of water in ancient China, often called "China's Sorrow," was a

source of both good soil for farming and destruction?
A. the Yellow River
B. the Tigris River
C. The Amazon River
D. the Nile River

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the answer is a the yellow river

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It’s A. The Yellow River!!
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