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The first known settlements in ancient India were in the Indus River valley. There were farming communities in this valley as early as 6500 B.C.E. By 5000 B.C.E., people also lived near the Ganges River. By 2500 B.C.E., there were walled settlements in the Indus River valley.
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Answer: Until this century, relative dating was the only technique for identifying the age of a truly ancient object. By examining the object's relation to layers of deposits in the area, and by comparing the object to others found at the site, archaeologists can estimate when the object arrived at the site. Hope this helps!
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I think it was between 1526–1540 and between 1555–1857
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Answer:West Africa had the advantage of being the closest geographically to the Sahara desert, and the wealthy Islamic Empires to the north. How ever the Sahara desert was a significant barrier to travel and trade. Caravans crossing the desert could easily get lost in the drifting, unmarked sands of the desert.
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The correct answer should be<span> C. There was exportation of slaves during the slave-trade-era
The triangular trade made it possible for millions of people to become transported from Africa to the new world. Those who remained waged wars as tribes tried to conquer other tribes and enslave them and sell them to white people. </span>
