According to the research and archeological findings, how did the Indus Valley civilization differ from other ancient civilizations? a. The people of the Indus Valley left virtually no trace of their existence after the collapse of their civilization; this is partly due to their disinterest in religion and religious rituals.

b. The people of the Indus Valley safeguarded their valuables and their dead, more than even the ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians.

c. The ancient Indus Valley civilization put more of their energy in peacekeeping and caring for the living than fighting, building monuments, or preparing the dead.

d. The ancient Indus Valley civilization designed a very organized system of government and city planning, despite lacking written language like those of Mesopotamia or Egypt.

the heightened emotion and nature images.

in the 1900s, the united states was still a largely agrarian society with a very fast growing industrial and manufactering sector.

the south of the country was the bread basket of the country with large farm lands making up a majority of the economy.

in the north and more specficially north-west, growing manufactering and export sector had made the united states into a powerful exporting country.

this peaked in the 50s and 60s when the united states became the largest economy in the world and the largest exporter.

today, the majority of the united states economy is made up of the services sector that includes banking, insurance, music, movies, hotels etc.

the reciting of a song like "twelfth song of thunder" gave the navajo people the chance to come together and enjoy each other's company-