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The Indus Valley civilization was known for its what? A. sewer system B. temple towers C. streets in a grid of rectangles D. water storage systems E. pyramids

The Indus Valley civilization was known for its what? A. sewer system B. temple towers C. streets in a grid of rectangles D. water storage systems E. pyramids
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The Indus Valley civilization was known for its what? A. sewer system B. temple towers C. streets in a grid of rectangles D. water storage systems E. pyramids

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B. Temple towers. you could say "A" also because of their agricultural irrigation systems implemented by terraces but id say they are most significantly recognized, historically, for their temple towers and religious practices.
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