Ancient India

They have all kinds of jobs there from wendys to fansy places to so every thing we have in u.s.a and that all

I don't know exactly what they learned, but I do know that they probably had teachers called Gurus that stayed with them until they were twenty. Until then, the student may have had to do chores for them. Also, the gurus probably taught, if not, included government and religion in their studies.

well the people in mohenjo daro made up games them selves

The economies of the early civilizations of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa were based primarily on __________.

Malayalan. My friend is Indian and she writes in it sometimes.

three reasons archeologists thought mohenjodaro disappeared was

1) there might have been a bad storm or earthquake

2) invadors might have came and destroyed the city

3) they could have moved to the indus river for more food and water

Yes,

Because the archaeologists have found a mother and a baby buried together surrounded by pottery items , household items etc.They also found other bodies of people with there head facing the North.

Note also, that no ancient society has ever been found that did not believe in an afterlife. This belief was the common tradition of mankind.

The ancient Aryans were caveman-looking people that were evolved from the Semitics of the lost tribe of people called, Sumerians. The Aryans came from Central Asia in which they lived in caves within various mountains from a land called, Aria. Due to the cold weather climate and being stranded in caves for thousands of years, Aryans became fair featured, which they had fair-olive skin with blonde hair and blue eyes. Here are some sample photos of what Ancient Aryans exactly looked like during the bronze age:

Gupta Dynasty

Groups of people migrate from one area to another. Some groups of people speak the same or similar languages. These groups split and some go one way and others go a different way. Linguists can determine the relationship between various groups of people by studying the languages they speak. They know the patterns that languages follow when sounds change and grammar changes. The Aryan people were an ancient people who moved into North India and conquered the area. They produced the oldest religious writing. A linguist studied that writing to see if he could determine where the Aryans came from. He discovered the Aryans were Greeks. The Greeks had moved out of the Ukurane and some had moved to Greece and some had moved to India.

Because scholars have not yet learned their language so they could not understand it

At the Indus River

Along with Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia it was one of three early civilization of the Old World, and of the three the most widespread It flourished in the basins of the Indus River, one of the major rivers of Asia, and the Ghaggar-Hakra River, which once coursed through northwest India and eastern Pakistan.

The cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro relied on the Indus River Valley for their agricultural and economic sustenance. The river provided fertile soil through annual flooding, which facilitated the cultivation of crops like wheat and barley. Additionally, the river served as a crucial trade route, enabling the exchange of goods and resources with other regions. This combination of agriculture and trade was essential for the growth and stability of these early urban centers.

as a matter of fact they were... they believed in the god of sex, the god of war, and most importantly, the god of the idiots who would read this and havent figured out this isn't really an answer

people used to wear saris

Yes, a Harappan stamp seal was found in a Sumerian city, and the Sumerians wrote in their records about ships and goods from 'Meluhha' (their name for Harappa).

In view of the large number of figurines found in the Indus valley, some scholars believe that the Harappan people worshipped a Mother goddess symbolizing fertility, a common practice among rural Hindus even today. However, this view has been disputed by S. Clark who sees it as an inadequate explanation of the function and construction of many of the figurines. There are no religious buildings or evidence of elaborate burials. If there were temples, they have not been identified. In the earlier phases of their culture, the Harappans buried their dead; however, later, especially in the Cemetery H culture of the late Harrapan period, they also cremated their dead and buried the ashes in burial urns. Until there is sufficient evidence, speculation about the religion of the Harrapans, is largely based on a retrospective view from a much later Hindu perspective.

i dont know about the indus valley but the mesopotamian civilization the king hammuraabi was very poppular and ruly i mean the one with many rules

north

Water and having the best farmland in the world.

A feature of the Gupta empire was the re-establishment of state policy based on religious tolerance, following the successful precedent set by Ashoka Maurya. So yes they did

clothing!

1600 years