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Why indus valley civilization was called harrapan civilization?
when the indus valley civilisation was unerthened lots of human skeleton was found at many places therefore it was also called harappan civilisation.
How was the harrapan civilization destroyed?
Historians have mixed conclusions about what may have destroyed the harrapan civilisation. Some think it may have been a flood, while others think of it to be an earthquake. There are many other things that are thought of to be possible to have led to the end of this vast civilisation.
Why did civilisation develop in the Fertile Crescent?
Civilisation can only develop if there is a surplus of food to support cultural activity. The Fertile Crescent produced that surplus.
Which was the first civilisation to develop a democracy?
Athens in 508 BCE.
How did the mediterranean sea develop the civilization in rome?
The Mediterranean Sea did not develop the Roman civilisation. Seas do not develop civilisations. It was the other way round. The Roman civilisation was one of the civiliastions which developed in the Mediterranean (because Rome was and still is in the Mediterranean). Other Mediterranean civilisations were the Egyptians, the Phoenicians and the Greeks.
What is a harrapan?
a culuture
What characteristic did early civilization in Mesopotamia share with early civilization in China?
The occupied fertile river valleys, which gave them the surplus produce on which civilisation could develop.
Did both Olmec and Maya develop calendars?
Yes. Every civilisation developed and used some form of calendar
What resulted the greek dark age?
The city-states began to develop, leading to growing civilisation of the Greek world.
Around what river did the civilization of Egypt develop?
It is the NileThe River Nile was at the heart of the Egyptian civilisation.
What resulted from the dark ages?
The city-states began to develop, leading to growing civilisation of the Greek world.
Why did early civilisation develop near water supply?
Civilisation rested on a surplus supply of food, which enabled diversion from gaining daily subsistence to civilised activities. To get this surplus it needed arable well watered land.
