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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Cities of the Indus Valley


Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Cities of the Indus ValleyVersion en ligne Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Cities of the Indus Valley par Vijo Gor 1 What made the land in the Indus Valley good for farming? a It was close to the desert b It had rich volcanic soil c It had constant rainfall d It flooded every year, leaving fertile silt 2 Which two large cities were among the most important in the Indus Valley? a Babylon and Uruk b Athens and Sparta c Mohenjo-daro and Harappa d Giza and Thebes 3 What was built around the middle of the city of Mohenjo-daro? a A stone temple b A tall pyramid c A walled fortress d A large palace 4 What was The Great Bath used for? a Cooling down animals b Taking water to fields c Bathing for religious ceremonies d Washing clothes 5 How were houses in Mohenjo-daro built? a From mud with thatched roofs b From stone with domed roofs c From wood with straw roofs d From baked brick with flat roofs 6 What did farmers of the Indus Valley learn to do first? a Domesticate horses b Grow cotton and weave it into cloth c Irrigate their fields with bronze pipes d Use metal plows 7 What is true about Mohenjo-daro's housing material? a Stone with domes b Houses were built from baked brick with flat roofs c Wood and straw roofs d Mud with thatched roofs 8 What were the Great Granary's stored grains mainly used for? a Feeding cattle only b Paying workers and as emergency food c Trade with Egypt d Making pottery 9 What materials were used to make beads and necklaces? a Lead and copper b Silver and glass c Iron and bronze d Gold, clay, and semi-precious stones 10 What goods did Indus Valley traders exchange? a Silk and tea b Spices and perfumes c Wine and olive oil d Pottery, beads, and cotton 11 What likely caused the end of the Indus Valley Civilization? a A war between Harappa and Mohenjo-daro b A huge flood or invasion by Aryans c A volcanic eruption d A long drought 12 What does the end of the Indus Valley Civilization suggest about the later development of Indian civilization? a Indian civilization declined permanently b Indian civilization later grew mainly from the Aryan invaders who arrived afterward ✅ c Indus people moved to Mesopotamia d The same people continued traditions without change

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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - Cities of the Indus ValleyVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What made the land in the Indus Valley good for farming?

Which two large cities were among the most important in the Indus Valley?

What was built around the middle of the city of Mohenjo-daro?

What was The Great Bath used for?

How were houses in Mohenjo-daro built?

What did farmers of the Indus Valley learn to do first?

What is true about Mohenjo-daro's housing material?

What were the Great Granary's stored grains mainly used for?

What materials were used to make beads and necklaces?

What goods did Indus Valley traders exchange?

What likely caused the end of the Indus Valley Civilization?

What does the end of the Indus Valley Civilization suggest about the later development of Indian civilization?