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The Indus River Valley civilization flourished between 3200-600 BCE. Some key aspects include: - The Harappan society built cities with grid patterns and advanced plumbing/sanitation systems. - They had powerful leaders and a well-organized government, and engaged in agriculture and trade. - Around 1500 BCE, Aryan groups invaded and the Indus civilization began to decline. The Aryans established Vedic civilization along the Ganges River. - Vedic society was stratified into castes including priests, warriors, merchants, peasants, and untouchables. Gender roles were also highly patriarchal.
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- 5. Powerful leaders and well organized government
- 7. Most people= famers. Grew wheat, barley, melons, and dates.
- 8. First to cultivate cotton and weave its fiber into cloth
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- 10. Contact with Sumer may have stimulated Indus people to develop their own writing system.
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- 21. The early Aryans did not use writing, but they pass on their poems and songs by memorizing them and transmitting them orally from one generation to another in their sacred language, Sanskrit.
- 22. 1500 BCE – 500 BCE Vedic Age
- 23. The earliest of these orally transmitted works were the Vedas which were collection of hymns songs, prayers, and rituals.
- 25. They learned to make iron tools and with axes and iron tipped plows they cleared forests and established agricultural communities in the Ganges valley.
- 28. priests (brahmins); warriors and aristocrats (kshatriyas); cultivators, artisans and merchants (vaishyas) and landless peasants and serfs (shudras). The last category is the untouchables- people who performed dirty or unpleasant tasks such as butchering animals or handling dead bodies.
- 34. Aryans constructed a strong patriarchal social order on the basis of gender distinctions. All priests, warriors, and tribal chiefs were men and the Aryans recognized descent through the male line. Women influenced affairs within their own families but enjoyed no public authority. Females couldn’t inherit property unless a family had no male heirs. They are also not allowed to preside over rituals. Formal education in Sanskrit remained exclusively for males. In the Lawbook of Manu written by an Aryan sage, it describes that men are to treat women with honor and respect, and that women remain subject to the guidance of the principal men in their lives. The most important duties of women were to bear children, and maintain wholesome homes for their families.
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