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(ignore date) First took place with the Maurya Empire 250 B.C. and then Gupta empire 400 A.D.
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possibly hinduism (ignore date)
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Farmers grew wheat, barley, cotton, and rice on land fertilized by yearly Indus River floods. They also raised animals. In towns, people made cloth, pottery, metalwork, and jewelry. On the coast, they went abroad to trade. (ignore date)
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At Mohenjo-Daro, the Indus River changed its course, causing a water shortage. Other towns may have been destroyed by floods, disease, or invaders. But nobody knows for sure why the Indus Valley civilization collapsed.
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