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The Indus Valley culture was different from the Vedic civilization because-

Q: Answer-The Indus Valley culture was different from the Vedic civilization because-

The Indus Valley civilization was primarily urban in nature with their people being engaged in trade and commerce. The Vedic civilization was essentially rural in nature with agriculture being the predominant occupation of the people.

A It had the facilities of developed urban life

B It had pictographic script

C It lacked the knowledge of iron and defence weapons

D all of the above

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