How did the location of the ancient cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro contribute to their development?
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Their location was near major trade routes.
Their location was near major trade routes.
Their location near rivers provided rich soil that produced plentiful crops.
Their location near rivers provided rich soil that produced plentiful crops.
Their location allowed crops to receive enough rainfall.
Their location allowed crops to receive enough rainfall.
Their location provided abundant natural resources and little need to trade.
Their location provided abundant natural resources and little need to trade.
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The correct response is:
Their location near rivers provided rich soil that produced plentiful crops.
The ancient cities of Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro were located near the Indus River, which contributed to their agricultural development due to the fertile soil and reliable water supply, enabling them to grow surplus crops and support large populations.
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reincarnation.
This excerpt reflects the belief in the eternal nature of the soul and its cycle of birth and rebirth, which is a central concept in Hinduism known as reincarnation.
Scholars believe that Indus Valley people used granaries to store surplus grain.
This allowed them to manage food supplies efficiently and support their populations.
