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| India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka |
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| season when land becomes dry and cracked |
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| winds move from sea to land |
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| monsoons come from Indian Ocean |
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| winds move from land to sea |
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| nomadic herders who invade and conquer Indus River Vally |
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| fortress; group of public buildings enclosed by a high brick wall |
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| strict division of social classes |
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| strong,seasonal winds that blow across the region |
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| place of worship, often inside the home of a Hindu |
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| cycle of death and rebirth; determined by your karma |
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| top of the caste system; usually priests and scholars |
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| warriors, leaders, and rulers; wealthy and powerful |
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| workers and servants; provided a service |
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| took care of dirty work in society; shunned by other castes and lived apart from them |
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| Name my caste: I am a police officer |
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| Name my caste: I cook for the landowners family |
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| Name my caste: I build houses |
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| Name my caste: I teach at the university |
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| Name my caste: I sell pots and pans |
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| Name my caste: I am a street sweeper |
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| Name my caste: I am in charge of the city |
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| Name my caste: I am a religious person |
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| Name my caste: I sell vegetables |
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| Name my caste: I sell clothes |
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-worship many gods that represent the one supreme god brahman
-reincarnation based on karma
-cows are sacred
-cremation frees the soul for a new life
-ashes are thrown into sacred rivers like the Ganges
-Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu 3 important gods |
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upper city with a citadel
citadel enclosed by a wall and inside is bath house, storehouse, and other public buildings
lower city would be residential area with a protective wall
streets laid out in a grid pattern
houses made of mud brick
1-2 stories high with a flat roof
running water and a drainage system |
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| What would a city in ancient India look like? |
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