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chapter 4
Question | Answer |
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Harappa | neolithic societies established by the Indus river valley in 3000 B.C.E |
Harappa political | unknown |
Harappa interactions with environmental and geography | they established themselves near the nile river to have better agriculture |
Harappa religion | Harappa was a polytheistic in there religion |
Harappa art and architecture | there was a lot of art and and they were mostly crafts |
Harappa technology | they had broad streets, marketplaces, public buildings and temples |
Harappa economics | they had trade systems were they would trade for resources |
Harappa socials | they had a social class pyramid were there was a king, workers, slaves and more |
Aryans | the Aryans established trough Northern India and had small villages and had agricultural communities |
Aryans political | unknown |
Aryans interactions with the environment | they had a lot of native people living in regional places in northern india |
Aryans religions | they had ritual sacrifices for the gods they had because they were polytheistic |
Aryans art and architecture | they had a lot of paintings and sculptures involved in the art they made |
Aryans technology | they had no writing system but they did have a vocal language for people to speak |
Aryans economics | the early Aryans depended heavily on their pastoral economics |
Aryans social | The Aryans had a social system were they depended on there gods and there military hero's |
What was Dravidian's political structure | They had friendly relations with the Ayran's people |
What was the Dravidian's interaction with the environment? | They had developed a sophisticated society in the Indus river |
What're the Dravdian's beliefs in their religion? | They practiced Hinduism |
What was the Dravidian's culture? | What was the Dravidian's technology? |
What were the Dravidian's economics? | They had an agricultural economy |
What was in the Dravidian society? | Dravidian peoples had established neolithic communities throughout much of the Indian subcontinent |