History · Indus Valley Civilization
Archaeological evidence from Mohenjo-Daro, such as standardized baked bricks, grid-patterned streets, and a sophisticated drainage network, primarily indicates which characteristic of Harappan society?
- 1A system of government where decisions were made solely through decentralized tribal warfare
- 2A decentralized nomadic life-style that rejected permanent settlements
- 3The absolute absence of any craft specialization or division of labor
- 4A highly organized civic administration and advanced urban planning capabilities✓
Correct answer
A highly organized civic administration and advanced urban planning capabilities
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