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The cities in the Indus Valley were very clean because of the meticulous way they were built in. The city's sanitation and waste water technologies had substantially developed.
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Why was there so much poor housing in the towns and cities in the 19th century?
because they couldnt afford it
Why cities LEDCs are growing faster than cities in MEDCs?
Because LEDCs are generally weaker than MEDCS so in a general term we are to see the weak rise compared to the strong, cause you cannot get stronger.
How do transportation barriers and corridors affect the economy of an area?
In general, the better the transportation in an area, and the fewer barriers there are, the more robust the economy will be. This was why early cities all - EVERY ONE OF THEM - developed around seas and rivers. Water transportation, whether by boat or barge, is easier and more convenient than land transportation. It was only after the development of wheeled vehicles on decent roads that inland cities started to thrive as much as coastal cities. So if your town is in a valley, with no rivers or good roads, then it will be difficult and expensive to get goods and materials to your town. Unless there's a pretty good reason for them to come to you, not many people will. So look at the major cities of medieval times; London, on the River Thames; Paris, on the Seine; Rome on the Tiber. Amsterdam, on the coast. Alexandria on the Mediterranean Sea and Cairo on the Nile. Later on, New York with its harbor, and Charleston with _its_ harbor. Boston, on Boston Bay. Tokyo, on its bay. Even in frigid Iceland, Reykjavik is on the waterfront.
What is internalising the externality?
Externalities can be internalised by bringing the cost home to the producer or consumer so that they have to pay for clean-up.
What is internalising externalities?
Externalities can be internalised by bringing the cost home to the producer or consumer so that they have to pay for clean-up.
What was the downfall of Indus Valley cities?
The Indus valley people left because the were having lots of invasion, they left their home so in 1500 BC they were forgotten.
What is one theory about why the early cities of the Indus valley were?
It was so special because it had very big settlements
What is one theory about why the early cities of indus valley were abandoned?
It was so special because it had very big settlements
What does uniformity of the Indus Valley cities tell us about their governments?
The lay out of the city that was so much the same between all of the cities. This tells us they had a form of central government.
Why was indus valley civilization known as harappa culture?
Harrapa is the only one city of Indus Valley Civilization so it should not be considered or called Harrapan Civilizations ..... Indus Valley Civilization has around 1500 discovered sites ... so please keep naming it INDUS VALLEY CIVILIZATION... thanks
When and why did the British conquer the Indus Valley?
The British wanted to add Indus valley to their empire for two main reasons:-The region was fertile and populated, so there were profits to be made.If they controlled Indus valley, they could easily block any further Russian advance into Afghanistan.They conquered Indus valley in 1838
What is the Indus River Valley's government?
The Indus River Valley Civilization is a Theocracy government and a Theocracy is run by a priest so there government and religion were combined.
How did the Indus valley civilization adapt to their environment?
they relied on the river for soil which lead to the growth of new crops. mountains did not protect them fully.
what made so many peoples to enter into Indus valley?
It has 2 reasons. 1) It was famous for its wealth. 2) Coming of peoples towards Indus Valley brought others towards it.
Why did the indus valley have so many walls?
To help survive during floods .
Did the Indus valley create the clay model of four wheeled cart?
indus did make the four wheel cart, so the answer is YES!!
Who were the ones to invade the indus river valley?
Although Alexander the Great and his Greek troops was a well known of the Indus Valley, and India in general, in a about 300 BCE he was preceded by the Ayrans from Afghanistan in 1200 BCE (or so)
