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Because the Indus River is developing
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Why is our understanding of the Indus river civilization changing over time?
Because the Indus River is developing
How was it possible for the Aryan's spread their influence over the Indus and Ganges river valley so successfully?
how was it possible for the Aryans to spread their influence over the Indus and Ganges river valleys so successfully
Is Indus valley in India?
located in Afhaganistan. or however you spell it
What happened after Alexander the great and his army cross the Indus river in India?
he took over the land
Why do you think Hinduism started in Indus river valley?
Hinduism's origins are complex and not specifically tied to the Indus River Valley. It is considered to have evolved over thousands of years through various cultural interactions, beliefs, and practices in the Indian subcontinent. The Indus Valley civilization did contribute to the cultural landscape of the region, but it is not the sole source of Hinduism's development.
How does a river's flow change its stream bed?
Over time, the water erodes the river's banks and river beds changing it flow pattern
Why did the Indus Valley civilization started in the Indus river?
Because of the water soil and to go the bathroom
What 2 major rivers influenced the four earliest civilizations of the world?
1) Amazon 2) Nile 3) Tigris-Euphrates 4) Indus
What were some of Perisian accomplishments?
Establishing a degree of peace and prosperity over southern Asia from the Mediterranean Sea to the Indus River and northeast Africa.
What help the Aryans to take over the Indus Valley?
Since the Aryans had 2 things that the Indus Valley civilization did not have they took over. Those 2 things are horses and 2 wheel chariots.
How did Alexander the great took over indus valley?
how did alexander the great took over indus valley
What is the climate of the river indus?
The climate zone of the Indus River ranges from dry, semidesert areas of Sindh and lower Punjab to the severe, high mountain climate of Kohistan. Winter temperatures dip below freezing in the north, while high temperatures in summer reach over 100-degrees F in the lowlands.
