The Harrappa was the age of Second urbanization true or false
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The period of second urbanization (6th century B.C. to 3rd century B.C.) brought a large-scale beginning of town life in the middle Gangetic basin.
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The Harrappa was the age of Second urbanization - false
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- The first civilization in India started around 3000 BC in Harappa, Mohenjo – Daro, Lethal, Dholavira, etc.
- The main characteristics of this Indus-Valley civilization was planned township. But it was mainly found only in areas which are nearer to Harappa.
- They were many societies like hunter-gathers, farmers and rural artisans who were not affected by the urbanization’s influence.
- Those unaffected societies started using metals like copper and iron. The use of iron became extensive for making weapons and tools for agriculture.
- These societies were from different parts of India but are mainly from Gangetic plain. Thus Gangetic plain was the prime location of second urbanization in 600 BC.
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