Evidence for warfare in the ancient Indus valley civilization:
A) shows that the circumscription hypothesis applies quite well to its development
B) indicates that the citadels found in Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro were fortifications
C) is proof of social, economic, and political differentiation
D) is largely absent; warfare seems not to have contributed to its development
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Q7: The "mature Harappan period" lasted from:
A) 4,500
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Q12: The primary significance of the Harappan city
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