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The document discusses the decline of the Dravidian people in India and the rise of the Aryan civilization. The Dravidians were peaceful farmers who were short in height with dark skin and small noses, making them unable to defend against invading Aryans who destroyed many of their villages and towns. The Aryans first settled in the Punjab region, establishing small kingdoms ruled by rajas chosen by councils of elders and village chiefs, indicating an early form of simple democracy. The Aryans' religion involved believing in gods of nature like the sun, moon, earth and rivers, and their burial practices involved burning the dead and throwing the ashes in rivers or burying remaining bones.
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Salina fariha abeeha asheeqa 6 b
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Abdulmalik, wasif and talha 6 b
The document summarizes the decline of the Dravidian civilization in India and the rise of the Aryan civilization. The Indus Valley people were peaceful farmers while the Aryans had fast chariots, metal weapons, and leather armor which they used to destroy many Dravidian towns and homes. The Aryans then settled in Punjab and established small kingdoms ruled by leaders called "Rajas" who were chosen by elders and chiefs rather than being true kings. The Aryans' religion involved nature gods like the sun, moon, earth, rivers and thunder and their chief gods were Indra the god of rain and war, Agni the god of fire, and Mithra the sun god.
Arooba alishba sidra and laiba 6b
The document discusses the interactions between the Dravidians and Aryans in ancient India. The Dravidians were peaceful farmers who were unprepared for war, and their villages were destroyed when the more militarized Aryan people arrived. The Aryans first settled in Punjab and established small kingdoms ruled by councils of elders. They had a simple democratic system and believed in nature gods without temples or statues.
Shayan,nameer,hussain and mariam 6 b
The document describes the conflict between the Dravidians and Aryan tribes in ancient India. The Dravidians, who were mostly farmers, were no match for the warrior Aryan tribes and many Dravidians were killed, enslaved, or disappeared as their homes were burned. The document also notes that the early Aryan settlements had a simple democratic system where leaders were selected by elders to rule, and that the Aryans practiced a religion that involved worshipping gods associated with natural elements and throwing the ashes of the dead into rivers for rebirth.
Izma imran & alishba adil 6 b
The Aryans arrived in the subcontinent around 2000 BC, migrating southwest from Iran into Pakistan and northwest India in clans, tribes and families. They moved seeking grasslands as they required, encountering battles with groups like the Akdians and Sumerians along the way.
Abdulmalik, marium, arsal, zoya vi b
The document describes the Aryan civilization. The Aryans were a group of tribes who lived in eastern Europe and central Asia. They were tall and fair-haired people who wandered in clans or families with their cattle herds. They discovered how to use copper and later bronze, and carried their belongings in oxcarts, living sometimes in skin tents. They spoke languages related to Sanskrit but had no written language.
Asad ,ifrahim, fariha,ibrahim 6 b
The Indus Civilization people were peaceful farmers who were not trained for war, while the Aryans attacked Indus valley villages and towns with fast chariots, metal weapons, and leather armor which they used to burn the settlements.
Faizan abeeha asheeqa vi b
The document discusses the arrival of the Aryans in the subcontinent and their interactions with the Dravidians. The Aryans had metal and iron weapons when they arrived later. They viewed the Dravidians as inferior - describing them as short, dark-skinned people and calling them noseless and god-hated. The Dravidians were destroyed and became slaves of the Aryans.
Shayan,talha,arooba and sidra 6 b
The Aryans originally settled in Punjab but were later pushed east towards the Ganges region after fighting wars with Indians for land. Their kingdom was divided and each area was ruled by a Raja. Eventually, the Aryans established settlements in the eastern half of northern India.
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Asad, arsal,zoya and ibrahim 6b
- 1. Aryan civilization Asadjaved Arsal noman Ibrahim mallick Zoya khan6/b
- 2. Decline of Dravidian • Dravidian were the peaceful farmers and they didn’t know how to fight. • Dravidian were short height and dark skin people with small noses. • Many villages and towns were destroyed by aryans.
- 3. Aryan government First aryan settle in the punjab making small kingdoms rules by raja The raja was chosen by the council of older man and village chief. Aryan government was a simple democracy.
- 4. Aryan religion • They believe in gods of nature and the sun,moon,earth and river. • The bodies of their dead were burned and their ashes were thrown in the river. • The left over bones were buried and they can predict that the body is happy or not.