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100

This system allowed Harappans to trade goods without using money.

bartering

100

How were wealthy Harappan homes different from working-class homes?

They were larger and had more rooms and courtyards

100

Name of River where Indus Valley civilizations were built

Indus River

100

Who did the Harappans trade with?

Mesopotamia

100

Modern countries where Indus Valley Civilizations used to exist

India and Pakistan

200

This rare blue gemstone was a major export that helped Harappans trade with faraway civilizations like Mesopotamia.

lapis lazuli

200

What kind of work did middle-class Harappans usually do?

Skilled jobs like pottery, weaving, or metalwork

200

What building material was used to build the 2 major cities?

burnt uniform bricks

200

Describe the homes built in the Indus River Valley Civilization.

(Answers may vary) What is houses were one or two stories high made of baked brick, with flat roofs, and they were all just about identical. Each was built around a courtyard, with windows overlooking that courtyard?

200

What did the Harappans put on many of their sold goods to show it was made by them?

seals

300

These two technologies made long-distance trade easier on land and water.

wheeled carts and boats

300

What group of people often lived and worked in the same neighborhoods?

People with the same jobs

300

How many times a year did the Indus River predictably flood?

twice

300

Name 2 things NOT found at the Indus site?

evidence of slaves or weapons;

no monuments or statues; no sign of religion

300

Name the two biggest cities of the Indus River Valley Civilization.

Harrappa and Mohenjo Daro

400

These buildings stored large amounts of raw materials like cotton, wood, and metals for later use or trade.

warehouses

400

What was one difference between wealthy children and working-class children in Harappa?

Wealthy children could go to school and learn to read and write

400
What is the name of the mountain range in India?
What are the Himalayas?
400

How do we know sanitation was important to these people?

Sewer systems and running water to each house

400

How do we know the cities were planned?

They were built on a grid system

500

Because they turned raw materials into valuable goods, this group played a key role in the Harappan economy.

artisans 

500

What does the similar layout of Harappan cities suggest about how they were ruled?

That the cities were planned under the same leader or group

500

What did the Harappans create that made trade fair?

weights and measures

500

True or False: It is a mystery why the Harappans abandoned their cities and moved to live in small groups outside of the walled cities.

 True.

500

What are the people of the Indus River Valley civilization referred to as?

Harappans

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