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The Harappan civilization was NOT the first civilization of India and located in the Indus Valley.

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Flooding in the Indus Valley left behind silt (fertile soil and tiny rocks) which provided ideal farmland.

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Harappan civilization did NOT have well planned cities with fortresses and public wells showing they were an advanced society.

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The Persian Gulf encouraged and allowed trade routes for the Harappan civilization.

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The Harappan seals have pictures of humans and animals that appear to be religious indicating both were NOT important.

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The caste system was based on a person’s birth, wealth, or occupation.

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Trade helped contribute to the spread of Hinduism through natural human interaction.

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Hinduism influenced Indian culture through the belief that karma does not affect one’s life.

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City builders developed a sewer system and grid-like planned streets in the Indus River Valley.

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The belief of karma might help citizens contribute positively to society.

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The least powerful in the Indian caste system was the Brahmin.

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The Brahmans were the most educated, while the Vaishyas had practical trades.

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