According to the article about the huang he, why is the huang he nicknamed the “river of sorrow”? a. because it has changed its course b. because it floods so often c. because it has dried up completely d. because it only flows through part of china

The correct answer to the question: According to the article about the Huang He, why is the Huang He nicknamed the "River of Sorrow", would be, B: Because it floods so often.

Explanation:

The Huang He River, also known as the River of Sorrows, or better yet, as the Yellow River, is the second largest waterway in all of China. For the Chinese, this river is almost sacred, as it is believed to have been the birthplace of Chinese civilization, which is why it is also known traditionally as the mother river. Although the Huang He is vital to Chinese civilization because it basically crosses and unites most of China, from the lands of Mongolia, to the Pacific Ocean, it is also known for being one of the most dangerous in the world, a really destructive force, when flooding happens. This is why the answer here is B.

Right to self government.

Explanation:

The colonial experience of the American colonies was not homogeneous. The vast coastline of America allowed merchants to trade outside the control of Britishers. The distance provided by the Atlantic ocean created enough space to develop skills for self-government. Limited self-government was enjoyed by the colonies because the legislation was adopted by property holding males but under the complete authority of the Governor appointed by the British King.