Question

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Which of the following IS NOT true about the cities of the Indus Valley
civilization?
The cities of the Indus Valley had an early form of sewage system unlike
Mesopotamia and Egypt.
The Indus Valley civilization created more organized 'grid-pattern' cities whereas
Mesopotamia and Egypt were scattered building throughout their regions.
The cities of the Indus Valley had a citadel, which works like a downtown district.
The Indus Valley was a federation of independent city-states.

Answer 1

i dont get any of this

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Answer 2

The cities of the Indus Valley had an early form of sewage system unlike

Mesopotamia and Egypt.

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