Indus Valley Civilisation

What is civilisation?

• A prehistorical time when peope used to do hunting and gathering.

• The process by which a society or a place reaches an advanced stage of social and cultural development is called a civilization.

• Doing agriculture as a source of livelihood.

Why did most civilisations take place near the river bank?

• Because it was a source of drinking water, easy for agriculture and for travelling and trading good.

• Because the rivers looked beautiful.

• Because animals would not come to the rivers.

Evacuation of Indus Valley civilisation started from ............. A.D

• 1900

• 1950

• 1920

• 1930

The two important cities of this civilization are .......................................

• Harappa and Mohenjo-daro

• Lanchaow AND

  Paoshowo

• Ur

• Babylon

Why were the cities surrounded by tall wall?

• to protect the houses.

• to protect frpm war and the flood.

• to save the king.

The civilisation focused on ..............................

• health

• cleanliness

• reigion

Indus valley civilisation is also called ............................. civilisation.

• Chinese

• Egyptian

• Harappan

Every house in the Indus valley civilisation had a ...................................

• bathroom

• flat roof

• well

• All of them

The main occupation of the people in the Indus valley civilisation was ...............

• engineering

• worshiping

• agriculture

• Hunting

Historians believe that people in the Indus valley civilisation followed ............ religion.

• Christian

• Hindu

• Buddhist

• Islam