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Achievements of the Harappan civilization included all of the following except _____ .

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Irina-Kira [14]2 years ago

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Achievements of the Harappan civilization included all of the following except Indoor plumbing

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29 July: Austria bombarded Belgrade.

30 July: Russia commanded general mobilisation and British efforts to mediate failed.

31 July: Russia was presented an ultimatum by Germany to stop its mobilisation within 12 hours. Germany also presented one to France in order to ask for neutrality and that they should give over borders fortresses as guarantee.

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