Question

how did indias geographical location make it a center for trade?it has high mountains in the north that act as a natural barrier.it has large fertile plains with plenty of agricultural production.it is located between southwest asia and east asia.it is on a primary sea route between southwest asia and the mediterranean sea.

Explanation:

• The northern mountain barrier protected India, but did not directly enable trade.
• Fertile plains supported surplus goods for trade, a key trade driver.
• India's position between Southwest and East Asia made it a land trade hub.
• India lies on major sea routes linking Southwest Asia, East Asia, and the Mediterranean, facilitating maritime trade.

Answer:

• It has large fertile plains with plenty of agricultural production.
• It is located between Southwest Asia and East Asia.
• It is on a primary sea route between Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean Sea.