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similarties between indus valley civilization and ancient Egyptian civilization​

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The Indus River Valley Civilization, 3300-1300 BCE, also known as the Harappan Civilization. There are a number of similarities between the ancient river civilizations of Egypt and Harappa :

• Both civilizations relied on a fertile river valley to support agriculture.
• The importance of managing the river through irrigation and canal systems was of paramount concern for both river civilizations.
• Both the Indus and the Nile had an abundant water source, which they both heavily depended on.
• They both used their water supplies to trade with others and to make a profit.
• The rivers are also the main reason their Civilizations flourished, and brought the people to them.
• They both also had natural boundaries protecting them from others that could have taken their land away.
• The Indus Valley Civilization had the Himalayas separating them from the others from the other side.
• The Nile River Valley had its desert around them, which limited the people that could come to fight them.
• Each of their rivers also flooded each year. Only that the Indus flooded twice and the Nile River only flood once a year.
• They each developed their own system of writing.