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Indus River Valley

Indus River Valley Civilization Test

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Characteristics of Civilization what makes a civilization a civilization, a civilization has to have 4 or more of the criteria to be considered a civilization
Indus River Valley a river valley civilization that originated in present day Pakistan in 2500 B.C.
Mohenjo-Daro a region in the Indus river valley civilization that is a mysterious and ancient civilization
Harappa ancient city in NorthWest Pakistan, and is the center of the Indus river valley civilization. flourished from 2500 B.C. - 1700 B.C.
artifacts objects that are uncovered from the past and are used to help discover what a place was like years ago
archeology scientific study of the past, people, and cultures
government Political control of an area and has many forms such as a democracy,monarchy,and oligarchy
religion a set of beliefs or practices that a group of people believe and they worship an idol or god
stable food supply having a surplus or large amount of food for a region or civilization
technology a branch of knowledge that uses creation, and helps to created objects to perform a task Ex. plows and irrigation systems
social structure the way a certain person is ranked in society is placed and factors are occupation and wealth
arts and architecture creations created by people for others entertainment such as music,paintings, or sculptures creation of buildings examples are the pantheon or cathedrals
system of writing a system of text that was read and written by the people of a civilization,region, or country Ex. english, arabic
primary source a document or physical object which was written or created during the time, sources that were present during a time period or experienced it and offer an inside view of a particular event
Aryans people speaking an Indo-European language who invaded northern India, and may have pushed people out of the Indus River Valley Civilizations
subcontinent a large, distinguishable part of a continent, such as North America or southern Africa.
silt fine sand, clay, or other material carried by running water and deposited as a sediment
monsoon a seasonal change in the direction of the wind in a region, blowing from the southwest between May and September and bringing rain, or from the northeast between October and April
the great bath a big tub of water found in ancient cities
government perpendicular streets
technology modern-ish sewer system under streets
technology toilets
technology bathtubs
arts uniform blocks and buildings made of fired clay bricks
arts lapas lazuli beads
arts small statues
arts pottery
stable food supply elephant jawbone
stable food supply warehouses
religion statues that suggest worship, that was the source of creation
religion sacred animals
system of writing shard of pottery with writing that we don't understand
Use evidence to support if the culture along the Indus River is a civilization? Open response long answer.
Determine why there is a mystery surrounding the culture along the Indus River. Open response long answer.
Created by: jkirkpatrick97
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