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The Harappan Civilization was marked by advanced technology, impressive urban planning, a well-balanced community structure with minimal disparity between the rich and poor, and a vibrant culture expressed through art and architecture. |
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Trade facilitated the exchange of goods and cultural ideas, contributing to the economic and cultural richness of the civilization, with markets bustling with traders from distant regions. |
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Riddle: I am a civilization with advanced cities and a focus on community, where the lines between rich and poor are blurred. What am I? |
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Fill in the blanks: The transition from small villages to big cities in ancient India highlights the ___ of societal development. |
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Evidence includes well-planned cities with grid patterns, advanced drainage systems, and standardized fired brick construction. |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the social structure of the Harappan Civilization? A) Rigid caste system B) Egalitarian society C) Nomadic tribes D) Feudal system |
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Civilizations are defined by government and administration, urbanism, variety of crafts, trade, writing, cultural ideas, and productive agriculture. |
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True or False: Civilizations only develop in regions with abundant natural resources. |
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False. Civilizations can develop in diverse environments, not solely those with abundant resources. |
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Riddle: I help societies communicate and keep track of their history. Without me, records fade away. What am I? |
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of civilization? A) Urban development B) Trade C) Nomadic lifestyle D) Writing |
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The ancient civilization referred to as 'Harappans' is named after which city? |
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Fill in the blank: The Sarasvati River flowed from the Himalayas through regions like Haryana, Punjab, and ___. |
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I am a river that supported early urbanization in India but no longer flows today. What am I? |