Ancient India

A civilization prospered and ended.

Warren Hastings (December 6, 1732 - August 22, 1818) was the first and most well-known governor-general of British India, from 1773 to 1785. He was famously impeached in 1787 for corruption, and acquitted in 1795.

His contributions to establishing the British empire in India are noteworthy, especially in reference to his administrative feats. During his time as governor-general, Hastings was instrumental in implementing innovative reforms. Hastings, unlike many of his successors, respected and admired Indian culture.

In 1781 Hastings founded Madrasa 'Aliya, meaning the higher madrasa, in Calcutta, showing his relations with the Muslim population

in 1784 Hastings supported the foundation of the Bengal Asiatik Society (now Asiatic Society of Bengal) by the Orientalist Scholar William Jones, which became a storehouse for information and data pertaining to India.Hastings introduced several reforms to India and helped to quell social upheavals while serving there

they used seal to communicate for long distances

and the seal showed the identity of a sender

• the cities of the harappan civilazation were planned cities.

The greatest mystery of the Harappan civilization is the little known and completely overlooked calendar (almanac) known as Ponchang or Ponjika still alive in India, used only on certain religious occasions. This calendar may be key to unlock all the mysteries of that ancient civilization.

One characteristic of the Harappan culture was that it lasted from 2500 BC until 1500 BC. Another was that the roadways were highly planned out. And a third characteristic is that the culture was built up upon agriculture.

Krishna says - one has to do his duty. One must not turn away from his defined duty. Fighting the battle at that moment was rightful duty of Arjuna.

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The climate of Ancient India would not be too different from now, however with growing de-forestation rainfall levels have probably fallen, and the average mean temperature in summer would have increased a little.

yes they did beacause they needed education to work

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The Harrappan culture developed in the Indus Valley along the Indus River. Water was the main ingredient that allowed the culture to flourish, like the Egyptian's with the Nile River, and the Mesopotamian's with the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers.

The Harappan or Indus Valley civilization was located in the Indus Valley of Pakistan and the Sarasvati river valley in north India, from about 2600 to 1900 BC.

there planning is drainage system and some lifting system with ropes and sticks.

Mohenjo-Daro's greatest acheivement was their complex draining system. It was a really good acomplishment because they were the first settlement in the world to make this amazing water draining system. The only other time the world say such a complex draining system was about 900 years later in Rome!

It looks like it was a figure. Most are animals, but a few are people.

Also, the seals were made of soapstone, terra cotta, and copper, and they almost all had a bead-like attachment at the back so they could be worn.

it sucked and stunk

seals

it was successful because of farming they used farming to help them grow and haD much food because they were isolated

They use the same technology as U.S

The Harappans produced and traded gold, silver, tin, bronze, copper, cotton cloth, wheat, peas, cattle, goats and ceramic objects such as roof tiles, jars and bricks.

it flourished from about 5000BC to400BC . it is in Punjab, India and northeast Pakistan

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