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7th Grade

Mrs. French-Indus Valley Civilization

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The first language of Ancient India. Sanskrit
The social hierarchy of Indus Valley and India that divided people into groups based on birth, wealth, and occupation. Caste system
The top level of the Indian Caste System. Brahmin-priests and teachers
Outcasts of the Indian Caste System because they carried out miserable tasks or broke a caste system law. Untouchables
A religion of Indus Valley and India that believes in many gods and one spiritual power called Brahman as well as the belief in reincarnation Hinduism
Indus Valley cities were well organized because of this. Urban planning
Indus Valley cities were clean and sanitary because of this. Drainage systems or sewers
What were the two main cities of Indus Valley civilization? Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro
Seasonal winds that caused wet and dry seasons in the Indus Valley region. Monsoons
A large area built in Indus Valley cities built to protect people from attacks or natural disasters; contained government buildings, granary and the great bath in the upper part of the city. Citadel
The four major social classes of Indus society. Varnas
The belief that one's soul is reborn in a different form after death. Reincarnation
The idea that a person's actions or behavior will determine what their next life will be when they are reborn. Karma
A newer religion of India that rivaled Hinduism and was based on the teachings of an Indian prince and followed the four noble truths. Buddhism
The number system invented by India. Arabic numerals
What was the uniform system to ensure fair trade based on in India? System of weights and measures
Mountains that served as a barricade and protection for Indus Valley region. Himalayas
The two rivers that formed the fertile plain region of the Indus Valley Civilization. Indus and Ganges
A long poem that tells the tale of a hero; these were sacred stories about many of the Hindu gods in India. epic
The Indus River was excellent for providing this because it linked to the sea, so the people could trade with other civilizations. transportation
One of the main reasons Indus Valley civilization disappeared. Natural disasters such as earthquakes and floods.
In the caste system, each caste had its own duties and laws known as this. dharma
Living in the same household with all of your family members from grandparents to cousins. extended family
A teacher that only boys studied with to become priests. guru
The public pool used for hygienic purposes in the Upper part of the Indus Valley cities. Great Bath
Farmers were able to grow large amounts of food in the Indus Valley region because of inventions like this that cleared the fields faster. wooden plows
Indus Valley civilization was the first to take water from underground and store it in these to have access to fresh water. Wells
The building where the surplus crops were stored in the Indus Valley Upper City. granary
Cutting steps into the sides of mountains for farming. terracing
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