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What are the 5 major contributions of the indo-aryans to ancient civilizations?
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They created a Caste System to segregate the Indians from the Aryans. They brought nature gods, and they had sacred text called the Vedas. They also brought a new language which was Sanskirt.
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The people who lived and created that culture.
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The establisment of trade and sovereign states and a bureaucratic style of goverment.
Why are ancient African civilizations important?
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Was ancient Rome geographically isolated from other civilizations?
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