Question

What is one way Japan's closest neighbor, Korea, has affected Japan's development? (5 points)

Because of their close geographic locations, Korea and Japan made a pact to trade only with each other.

Japan adopted the Korean religion, replacing the native Japanese Shinto religion.

Korea introduced Japan to the horse and to terrace farming, which allowed Japan to grow crops on mountainous terrain.

When Japan moved away from isolationism, Korea was the only nation that influenced Japanese culture.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct answer is C) Korea introduced Japan to the horse and to terrace farming, which allowed Japan to grow crops on mountainous terrain.

One way Japan's closest neighbor, Korea, has affected Japan's development is that Korea introduced Japan to the horse and to terrace farming, which allowed Japan to grow crops on mountainous terrain.

Japan has a small territory. Indeed, it's a group of islands. The geography of Japan is a mountainous territory difficult for farming. Koreans were the ones who introduced terrace farming, helping the Japanese to grow crops on the mountains. This and the horses brought by Koreans represented great opportunities for advancement for the rising Sun nation. Today South Korea and Japan have good relationships and cooperation agreements. The problem is North Korea, that has a tense relationship with Japan.