Explain how rivers enabled the early chinese to give up their nomadic existence

The Huang River deposited fertile topsoil that was necessary for farming. As a result, the people gave up their nomadic life and began farming. Early farm settlements developed into villages. Fixed settlements resulted in a more orderly government, which led to a written language. However, the Huang also caused loss of life by flooding. The flooding sometimes changed the course of the river.

Phloem is the vascular tissue that takes carbohydrates to other parts of the plant