How did Southeast Asia’s geography contribute to the region’s economic development?

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Responses

Much of Southeast Asia is separated from the rest of Asia by high mountains, making it a difficult place to invade.

Much of Southeast Asia is separated from the rest of Asia by high mountains, making it a difficult place to invade.

Many Southeast Asian countries depended on their plentiful gold supply to make them wealthy.

Many Southeast Asian countries depended on their plentiful gold supply to make them wealthy.

Some Southeast Asian countries commanded important waterways and controlled rich trade routes.

Some Southeast Asian countries commanded important waterways and controlled rich trade routes.

Many Southeast Asian countries were easily accessible by monks and therefore adopted Buddhist culture

Overall, Southeast Asia's geography, with its natural barriers, abundant resources, strategic location along important trade routes, and cultural influences, has played a significant role in shaping the region's economic development and prosperity.