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Geographers refers to india as a _______- large landmass that juts out of a continent:
Subcontinent
Two mountain ranges (Hindu Kush, Himalayas) cut ____ off asia. These rangers, along with various water sources have helped shape ____ history.
India
India's
India's climate is dominated by the _____-Strong winds that blow across the region at certain times of the year.
Mosoons
From October to May, the _____ mosoon blows dry air across the country. In June, the wind ____ off the Indian Ocean, creating moisture that drenches the plains.
Winter
blows
The rain help the crops to ___, giving food to the people.
Grow
Even thought mountain ranges cut ____ off from asia, gaps in the rangers have been the source of both migration and _______.
India
Invasions
The indus and ganges rivers begin in the mountains ranges and empty into the ____ of bengal and arabian sea.
Bay
In the Indus River valley, the rich ____ caused a surplus of food, allowing populations to grow. Two cities flourished Haprappa and Monhenjo-Daro.
Soil
The ruins of Monhenjo-Daro show how carefully the city was planned. It was built above ______ level which protected it from _____.
Ground
Floods
Unlike most _____ cities of the time, Monhenjo-Daro had a drainage system. Clay pipes carried _____ away from homes and building.
Ancient
Waste
There was also a canal system which distributed ____ from the Indus ______ to where it was needed.
Water
River
In the city, merchants sold their goods from shops that lined the streets. _____ came all over to buy and ____ goods. The citizens lived in homes with open courtyards.
Traders
Sell
The ________ of the people is still a mystery, but their ______ (symbols) appear on square seals. They were a polytheistic _______.
Writing
Religion
Around ____ BC, Indus Valley farmers began to abandon their land. Historians are _____ why the early people of a masive _______ or barrenland.
2000
Unsure
Earthquake
The newcomers to india called themselves Aryans, which meant "noble." They ______- or moved to india folling their flocks.
Migrated
Overtime, people adopted the culture of the Aryans and _____ them with _____ cultures.
Mixed
Indian
The new culture began in the Indus _____ Vally. It spread to the Gangers _____, where people adopted the language.
River
Vally
People learned how to make ____ tools, clearing forests for ________.
Iron
Farmland
Most of what _______ know about the Aryans comes from religion books known as the Vedas, which means" ________."
Knowledge
Aryans organized themselves into 4 social class:
1. _____ or Brahmans
2. ______ and nolbes
3. ______ and merchants
4. ______ ______ , servants
Priests
Warriors
Artisans
Farm workers
By ____ B.C, there was a distinct divison of classes. It was know as the _____- or class system. People belonged to the caste of their parents. People inside a cast did the same type of work.
500
Caste
The _____ system is still in place in india today
Caste