Why did indus people choose to build up their civilization in the area around the indus river?

Answer 1

The Indus River Valley has fertile soil deposited by seasonal monsoon floods, which makes for good pasture and agricultural land. Also, it has been populated since the Bronze Age, and the more people living in an area, the more the people increase in number over time.

Answer 2

because most of the civilazation were beside the river and they were beside the river because

#they give you water.

#It helps you to get fishes

#It gives you good fertile mud

#it gives you reeds tomake boats,baskets etc.

Answer 3

The Indus River carried lots of sediment that was rich for farming. There was also good water supply and decent moist weather.

Answer 4

The Indus valley was a good place to start a civilization because of its geographic features. It has a water source and fertile ground.

Answer 5

River valleys have rich farmland and good pasture.

Answer 6

Because it has a lovely view and lots of mountains, good soil for farming and pasture.

Answer 7

During the Bronze Age the Indus Valley had fertile soil that was improved by the monsoon floods in autumn, so farmers could grow crops and ranchers had good pasture for their herds.

Answer 8

Fertile river soil and fresh water which provided abundant food supply.

Answer 9

Fertile land, ample water supply, favourable climate.

Answer 10

During the Bronze Age the Indus Valley had fertile soil that was improved by the monsoon floods in autumn, so farmers could grow crops and ranchers had good pasture for their herds.