+ Unit 6- Ancient India Background information. + How did the Indus River Valley build cities? Developed near the river Grew crops Extra food gave way.

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+ Unit 6- Ancient India Background information

+ How did the Indus River Valley build cities? Developed near the river Grew crops Extra food gave way for different skills for different types of lives. Different skills = building of cities

+ What does Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa mean? Two major cities of India Contained 35,000 residents Fortress built at the west end Very advanced homes Indoor bathrooms with pipes for waste to flow outside the cities

+ How did Aryans influence India? Most of the original people left due to severe drought. New people came and resettled in India-Aryans Spoke Indo-European language Aryans mixed with original people and a new culture was created Aryans lived in tribes led by a raja (prince) Raja’s created own kingdoms and fought each other for farm land Aryans developed written language, Sanskrit All writings put together into a sacred text called, vedas

+ How was society organized? Each 4 part Social class in India is part of a varna People are members of varna if they are BORN into it. People must remain in that caste Specific jobs for each Marriage must remain in same caste 4 part caste system Brahmin Kshatriyas Vaisyas Sudras Last part of Caste- Untouchables

+ What was family like in ancient India? Family was everything! Everyone lived together Elders were respected Men had more rights than women Boys in the family had gurus (teacher) Men could marry after 12 years of school Parents arranged marriages-past and present Married in their teens Divorce not allowed

+ What is a class system? Grouping people according to their wealth, income education and type of occupation People may be born in these different groups Can move up through the groups for many different reasons