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Ancient India Section 1 Map Quiz

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by Abigail Mooney
1 Dry Monsoon Winds 2 Karakoram Mountains 3 Harappa 4 Kalibangan 5 Mohenjodaro 6 Indus River 7 Ganges River 8 Brahmaputra River 9 Deccan Plateau 10 Western Ghats 11 Eastern Ghats 12 Thar Desert 13 Indo-Gangetic Plain 14 Himalayas 15 Hindu Kush 16 Indus Valley Civilization 17 Arabian Sea 18 Bay of Bengal 19 Kushan Empire 20 Wet Monsoon Winds

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Seasonal winds which occurred during the winter (October to May) and blow dry air westward. Monsoons could be unpredictable, if there was too little rain, plants withered away and people went hungry. If there was too much rain, flood swept away whole villages.

The Karakoram Mountains are 1 of 3 mountain ranges which separate the Indian Subcontinent from the rest of Asia. These helped protect the Indus Valley from invasion.

One of the largest cities found from Indus Valley Civilization. The city had good plumbing and was very well planned out and uniformity in the planning suggests a strong centra government.

One of the largest cities found from Indus Valley Civilization. Kalibangan had a grid system and plumbing.

One of the biggest cities in the Indus Valley Civilization. It had a grid system and the best sewer system.

The Indus River is 1 of 2 rivers which formed the fertile Indo-Gangetic Plain. It flows southwesst from the Himalayas to the Arabian Sea.

The Ganges River is 1 of 2 rivers which formed the fertile Indo-Gangetic Plain. It drops down from the Himalayas and flows eastward across northern India. It joins the Brahmaputra River as it flows to the Bay of Bengal.

The Deccan Plateau is the center of the peninsula made up of a high plateau cut by twisting rivers. It is framed by low mountain ranges which block moist air, making the plateau dry.

1 of 2 low mountain ranges surrounding the Deccan Plateau which keep moist air from reaching the region.

1 of 2 low mountain ranges surrounding the Deccan Plateau which keep moist air from reaching the region.

The fertile land made up by the Indus and Ganges Rivers in northern India. The rivers, like in other civilizations such as Mesopotamia, carry water and silt to the soil allowing for agriculture.

The Himalayan Mountains are 1 of 3 mountain ranges which separate the Indian Subcontinent from the rest of Asia. These helped protect the Indus Valley from invasion.

The Hindu Kush Mountains are 1 of 3 mountain ranges which separate the Indian Subcontinent from the rest of Asia. These helped protect the Indus Valley from invasion.

The Kushans served as middlemen for the Silk Road.

Seasonal winds which occurred during the summer (June to September) and blow eastward from the southwest carrying moisture from the ocean in great rain clouds. Monsoons could be unpredictable, if there was too little rain, plants withered away and people went hungry. If there was too much rain, flood swept away whole villages.

 
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