Question

1• People living in the _______
grew crops and reared animals.
2• The alloy of ​ tin and copper is called _________
3• Usually in the harapaan cities,the part to the west was but higher and was known as ________
4• __________ are the impression of seals on clay ​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. country side

2. Bronze

3. citadel

4. Sealings

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

1. countryside
2. bronze
3. citadel
4. Sealings

Explanation:

    1. People living in the countryside had no land of their own.

• Therefore, they had to work on the fields of the landlords by staying there.
• People who grow crops have to stay in the same place and look after the plants.
• They also reared animals on their own as a means of survival.

    2. Bronze is a metal alloy made from the combination of copper and tin.

• They are used for manufacturing coins, ceilings, ship hardware, automobile parts, etc.
• It has good strength and corrosion resistance.
• It is also used for ornamental purposes.

   3. During the early periods, many of the cities were divided into many parts.

• The part to the west was smaller but higher.
• Archaeologists describe this as a citadel.

   4. Seals were used to stamp bags or packets to transport them from one place to another since they carried goods.

• A layer of wet clay was applied to the knot after closing the bag, and the seal was pressed on it.
• The impression of a seal is called a sealing.