The driving force behind the economic prosperity of Harappa, Mohenjo-Daro and other city-states was: Group of answer choices
A. mining and trading of precious and semi-precious stones such as lapiz lazuli and carnelian
B. bronze manufacturing for export to Egypt and Mesopotamia
C. agricultural surpluses
D. a vibrant commercial shipping trade with Mesopotamia
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