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Why is Southeast Asia considered a crossroads? (1) Large deposits of oil are available. (2) A number of trade routes intersect. (3) A single culture is dominant. (4) Rivers serve as highways.
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Why is Southeast Asia considered a crossroads?

(1) Large deposits of oil are available.
(2) A number of trade routes intersect.
(3) A single culture is dominant.
(4) Rivers serve as highways.

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There are several reasons why Southeast Asia is considered a crossroads, but the best option from the list would be "(2) A number of trade routes intersect."
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