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The document summarizes the geography, climate, history, and culture of South Asia and India. It describes the three main geographic regions of India: the Northern Plains, Deccan Plateau, and Coastal Plains. It discusses the monsoon climate and importance for agriculture. It then summarizes the ancient Indus Valley Civilization, including its major cities of Harappa and Mohenjo Daro, urban planning, religion, and eventual decline. Finally, it briefly discusses the later Aryan migration and their development of Sanskrit and Hinduism.
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2) Climate zones range from subarctic and highland in western China to humid subtropical and tropical zones. Deserts are located in western and northern parts of the region.
3) Major infrastructure
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- 1. INDIA
- 3. Himalayas Deccan Plateau Coastal Plains Coastal Plains Northern Plains
- 4. Three Regions of South Asia Northern Plains Deccan Plateau Coastal Plains fertile Watered by: 1.Snow melting off Himalayas 2. Ganges River 3. Indus River 4.Brahmaputra River arid (dry) desolate (not very populated) triangular low-lying mountains Eastern and Western Ghats people use seas and farm
- 6. Monsoons - a seasonal wind Rain Store water Hot, dry air Grow crops with stored water 1 Summer Monsoon Winter monsoon 2
- 7. Hot, dry air still there Crops die Famine Too much rain floods Crops die, houses destroyed 3 If summer monsoon is late 4 If summer monsoon is early
- 10. 2 Main Cities twin capitals 1. Harappa 2. Mohenjo Daro Large- 3 miles around Hill top structures Sewer system Granary-place to store grain Carefully planned grid pattern: Skills in math Strong central gov’t
- 11. Farming Food surplus (extra)allowed for large cities Depended on river to flood (silt) Crops: Wheat Barley Melon Dates Cotton
- 12. Trade Merchants traded w/ Sumerians Learned writing Cultural diffusion INDIA SUMER
- 13. Religion Polytheistic Mother goddess is source of creation Worshipped sacred animals (cow) Animism is the worship of a spirit in all living things