Question

Why do you think the indus valley civilization emerged along rivers

Answer 1

Answer:It was a due because on that time the mostly trades were made for goods like fibre or food.Due to the river the grounds were good for harvesting plants for both food and fibre.This made these valleys as a shipping ground and also a trading ground.Which attracted people towards these valleys and settled a big civilization on these grounds, which were near the rivers.

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Answer 2

Indus valley civilization emerged around the river valley as they were source of water and settlement.

Explanation:

• The Indus valley civilization developed in the early 3300-1300 B.C. Of which Harappa and mohenjo daro were the well planned and developed cities that had proper drainage system and were found developed around the Sindh and Punjab provinces of Pakistan.  

• As the rovers were a source of drinking water and aided in navigation. Due to the water form rivers agriculture and domestication of animals as possible. They had a remarkable wastewater sewage system.

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