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3

Why did people develop and use baked bricks in the Indus River Valley?

A
to dam the river during the dry season
B
to create bridges across flooded rivers
C
to limit damage from annual flooding
D
to build tanks to hold surplus water in the dry season
4

What do the Harappan civilization's irrigation networks suggest?

A
Farmers built different systems that did not connect.
B
A strong, central authority organized big projects.
C
The city was unable to build systems that worked well.
D
Enormous palace gardens were more important than farming.
5

The civilizations of the Indus River Valley were able to develop as a result of geography, climate, and natural resources.

Answers:
Water for agriculture was provided by the .:Indus River
The communities were protected from invasion by the .:Himalaya Mountains
Monsoon winds brought water up from the .:Indian Ocean
6

The civilizations of the Indus River Valley were able to develop as a result of geography, climate, and natural resources.

Answers:
Water for agriculture was provided by the .:Indus River
The communities were protected from invasion by the .:Himalaya Mountains
Monsoon winds brought water up from the .:Indian Ocean
7

Western Ghats✔ Himalaya MountainsEastern Ghats

A
Western Ghats
B
✔ Himalaya Mountains
C
Eastern Ghats
8

Arabian Sea ✔ Indian OceanGanges River

A
Arabian Sea
B
✔ Indian Ocean
C
Ganges River
9

How did a cooler, drier climate affect agriculture in the Indus River Valley? Choose four that apply.It reduced the amount of farmable land.It led to the development of new forms of irrigation.It forced communities to rely on imported water.It benefited farmers by eliminating monsoon flooding.It caused people to change the types of crops they planted.Shrinking farms were unable to support large cities.

A
It reduced the amount of farmable land.
B
It led to the development of new forms of irrigation.
C
It forced communities to rely on imported water.
D
It benefited farmers by eliminating monsoon flooding.
E
It caused people to change the types of crops they planted.
F
Shrinking farms were unable to support large cities.
10

What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan community?

A
Trade was illegal.
B
Trade was sporadic.
C
Trade was not profitable.
D
Trade was highly regulated.

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