Geography and climate are important factors in forming a civilization. explain how this statement applies to the Indus Valley civilization?

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For geography: The Indus Valley civilization was built between the desert, mountains, forests. This caused the Indus Valley to have very fertile land, which was good for agriculture, and made the foundations of a good civilization. The deserts and mountains also provided a natural barrier between the Indus Valley and enemies.

For climate: The geography of the Indus Valley determined the climate, most notably the monsoon. The agriculture relied on these seasonal periods of heavy rain, which when used right, benefited the growing of crops. The rivers often flooded in the summertime, which was when the snow-capped himalayas melted.

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sorghum farming likely spread with the bantu migration. there is your answer i had to get it wrong to get this right so i hope ya'll enjoy!