Question

Explain the cause for movement from river valley civilizations to early industrial centers.

Answer 1

@AngelWilliams16

Answer 2

@e.mccormick

Answer 3

What grade is this?

Answer 4

9th i needed to make up for this question and this semester to be able to get on to nest grade even though i did the exam and passed with flying colors
but the thing is those questions did nto have this is it so they want me to do it again with this as one and see if i can go on these jerks

Answer 5

im only in 8th sry :(

Answer 6

Have you looked at what weather did as part of this?

Answer 7

they holdin a grudge because i was able to answer somethin they could not answer so they want to make stupid things to me and make me fail even though i passed

Answer 8

what are you saying e.mccormick i cannot understand what you are saying

Answer 9

River valleys had weather related issues on both ends of the rain spectrum. That is one part of it.

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

And if I recall, the use of horse archers in attacks on them were another one. Probably need to confirm who was attacking whom to talk about that topic.

Answer 12

wait what?????

Answer 13

River valley civilizations were heard and farm dependent. Makes you exposed to raiders. So by giving up the valley you can create battlements and other protections. But that takes industry.

Answer 14

ok is that all there is to it?
i am still confused

Answer 15

Well, I have not studied this for years, but it should give you something to start with. You can look up who was involved.

Answer 16

who was involved with the raiding of the river valleys???????

Answer 17

Yes. Found this:
http://history-world.org/indus_valley.htm

It talks about some of it.

Answer 18

i cannot seem to find the names of who attacked the river valleys

Answer 19

Looks like it was just a lot of people in general. Read the "The Slow Demise Of Harappan Civilization" part. It really covers a lot of what you are looking for.

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

River valley civilizations supported a farming lifestyle; access to the river allowed people to farm year-round. Inhabitants relied on floodwaters for farming; floods also deposited silt, which enriched the soil and made it more fertile for tilling. Jobs were created to build irrigation systems and drainage ditches. With extra food, farmers and civilians had more time for community development. Society advanced through industrialization and became increasingly urbanized as workers moved to cities to work in factories. Because people depended on industrialization, urban centers continued to grow, and inhabitants devised ways to funnel water, electricity, and other resources to cities.