By about 1700 B. C. E., the residents of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro began to abandon their cities because

A) frequent epidemics made city living impossible.

B) deforestation of the Indus River valley brought about ecological degradation.

C) the horse-riding Aryans began to invade the cities.

D) the Indus River dried up.

E) All these answers are correct.

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13 October, 07:56

By about 1700 B. C. E., the residents of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro began to abandon their cities because

A) frequent epidemics made city living impossible.

B) deforestation of the Indus River valley brought about ecological degradation.

C) the horse-riding Aryans began to invade the cities.

D) the Indus River dried up.

E) All these answers are correct.

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Eddie Watts · Answer 1

By about 1700 B. C. E., the residents of Harappa and Mohenjo-daro began to abandon their cities because deforestation of the Indus River valley brought about ecological degradation.