The Aryan Migration and Impact on Indian Life Answers

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The map shows ancient and modern cities on the Indian subcontinent.

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Ancient cities developed only in inland regions, while modern cities developed along the coast.
B
Ancient cities developed in mountains, while modern cities developed along the Ganges River.
C
Ancient cities developed along the Arabian Sea, while modern cities developed mainly on the Bay of Bengal.
D
Ancient cities developed mainly along the Indus River, while modern cities developed near different bodies of water.
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How did monsoon flooding affect the development of civilizations in the Indus River Valley?

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Monsoon flooding destroyed the public baths that people relied on.
B
Monsoon flooding prevented people from storing water for later use.
C
Monsoon flooding created growth in trade because it allowed people to travel on new waterways.
D
Monsoon flooding led to advances because people developed baked bricks to protect buildings.
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The map shows wind patterns in the Indian subcontinent.

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winds coming from the northeast
B
winds coming from the southwest
C
winds coming from mountain ranges
D
winds coming from multiple directions
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How did Harappan planners respond to flooding from monsoon season?

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They moved important buildings away from the flood zones.
B
They developed building materials that could be easily replaced.
C
They moved the capital to the mountains to avoid flood damage.
D
They developed water management that included drainage systems.
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How did Indus River Valley civilizations use irrigation techniques?

A
Farmers used irrigation to protect fields from land overuse.
B
Farmers used irrigation to offset flooding and protect crops.
C
Famers used irrigation to manage the water supply for crops.
D
Famers used irrigation to create land for better roads and houses.
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How did the building of granaries indicate that Harappan civilization was economically strong?

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It showed that the richest Harappan citizens had excess food to trade or sell.
B
It showed that Harappa could store excess food to save, sell, or trade with others.
C
It showed that Harappa could tax farmers by taking their excess crops as payment.
D
It showed that the richest Harappan citizens were capable of planning for times of drought.
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How did the geography of the Indus River Valley influence where people settled?

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Mountains provided limited places for people to settle.
B
Water sources determined where people chose to settle.
C
Flooding created many options for places to settle.
D
Seasonal drought meant people did not settle in one place.
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How did the geographic location of Harappa affect trade?

A
The city was isolated from trading opportunities.
B
The city was convenient for trading opportunities.
C
Flooding from monsoons created more trade routes.
D
Flooding from monsoons limited goods available for trade.

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