One could conclude that rivers were important somehow to ancient people and that for a city to be there there must have been some way of feeding people from the land around.
Given these conclusions one could begin to make further observations to support them and to add detail as to why rivers were important and how food was produced.
Trade, transport, irrigation, farming etc.
Some historians suggest that environmental factors such as droughts or floods played a role in the downfall of Indus Valley cities. Others believe that invasions from outside groups, such as the Aryans, could have contributed to the decline of these cities.
The ballista , a giant catapult that could throw large boulders against the wall of a city.
The reading passage provides information about two cities, which could be used to compare aspects such as population size, geographical location, cultural landmarks, economic status, and infrastructure development. By analyzing these details, one could draw conclusions about the differences and similarities between the two cities, potentially highlighting unique characteristics or areas for improvement in each.
because the sun is the source of light that a planet needs to developed life,water,and land
valley
The Barossa Valley is in South Australia.
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Historians attribute the downfall of Indus Valley cities to several interconnected factors. Climate change likely played a significant role, as shifting monsoon patterns could have led to droughts, affecting agriculture and water supply. Additionally, river sedimentation and tectonic activity may have altered river courses, disrupting trade and sustenance. Social factors, such as possible internal strife or invasions, could also have contributed to the decline of these urban centers.
Their conclusions could be wrong. -J.C.B.
A deep valley could be called a canyon, such as the Grand Canyon.
People in the fertile Indus River Valley could live in cities and villages built alongside the river for access to water for irrigation and transportation. They likely built homes using materials such as mud bricks and had agricultural fields nearby to grow crops.
*how did we learn to talk* revolution,over time passed down from generation to generation.we heard it from our parents-they teach us.in prehistoric time cave men could make sound and from there it has devolped into full words