The rivers dried up and people had to move.
when it stopped flourishing
The Indus River Valley period, characterized by the flourishing of the Harappan civilization, is generally considered to have ended around 1900 BCE. The decline is attributed to a combination of factors, including climate change leading to drought, shifts in river patterns, and possibly social upheaval or invasions. These changes resulted in the gradual abandonment of urban centers and a decline in trade and agricultural productivity. Ultimately, the civilization fragmented into smaller, less organized communities.
Godzila came to Huang He and destroyed the whole civilization!
the event which happened was the industrial revolution.
The Harrpan civilization collapsed about 1500 B.C. Historians think that several earthquakes and floods damaged the cities. Then the Indus River changed its course, killing many people and forcing others to flee the area.
3300 bc - 1300 bc
when it stopped flourishing
the above is answer is not at all correct. its true that aryans came in 1500bc and they were very destructive in nature not like indus valley civilization who were always had constructive minds. the indus valley civilization existed from 2500bc to 1750 bc. that means before aryans came the indus valley civilization was already finished 250 years ago. there are some historians that say that the indus river was flooded and due to that the indus valley civilization came to an end but in reality it was not possible that a flood destroys the whole civilization which was extended from uttar pradesh in the west to jammu and kashmir in north and to maharashtra in west. the actual reason which is more relaible answer than any other is that the indus valley civilization got extinct due to ecological factors. environmental and climatic factors like drying up of rivers,deforestation,soil sanity etc led to the decline of the greatest civilization.
The Indus Valley Civilization declined around 1900 BCE due to a combination of factors such as environmental changes, natural disasters, and possibly invasions or conflicts. The drying up of the Saraswati River and changes in trade routes may have also contributed to the civilization's downfall.
The Indus River Valley period, characterized by the flourishing of the Harappan civilization, is generally considered to have ended around 1900 BCE. The decline is attributed to a combination of factors, including climate change leading to drought, shifts in river patterns, and possibly social upheaval or invasions. These changes resulted in the gradual abandonment of urban centers and a decline in trade and agricultural productivity. Ultimately, the civilization fragmented into smaller, less organized communities.
Godzila came to Huang He and destroyed the whole civilization!
The Indus Valley Civilization had good wells.They had good sewer systems and waste water flowed out to the drains located under the streets and than was carried to the sewer pits beyond the city walls.The Indus Valley Civilization end probably because of predictable floods that destroyed the civilization.The Indus Valley Civilization unique because the cities were planned out before they actually built.The education in the Indus Valley was oral, and the writing was done on bark and sometimes leaves.The wife would usually teach within the house, they would also be the ones to teach about religious morals and practices.
the event which happened was the industrial revolution.
It is a difficult question...looking at the records we can find three civilizations which existed about 7000-5000 BCE they were:Egyption or Nile valleyIndian or Indus valleySumerianIn all these three, Indus valley was most advanced ... trade existed between Indus and Sumerian. The Indus valley civilization mainly expanded around the Indus river. However if you look at Indian texts we will find that due to a gigantic explosion or fire(at the end of Mahabharata) all the civilizations died and river Saraswati also dried up.It is a difficut question...looking at the records we can find three civilizations which existed adout 7000-5000 BCE.
The Indus River starts in the Himalayan Mountains and ends in the Arabian Sea.
The fate of the cities remained a mystery until the 1970s. Then, satellite images of the subcontinent of India revealed evidence of shifts in tectonic plates.
there are many theories on this like aryan invasion,drought,famine e.t.c but there are no proofs for these,they are just rumors.but according to UN's statement a powerful flood attacked indus valley civilisation bringing end to the world's first and most advanced civilisation.and i too have similar ideas as this is a place of powerful rivers like indus,ravi,saraswati,chenab,satluj,yamuna and according to some theories even ganges was flowing here.