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The harappan economy was primarily in nature

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The harappan economy was primarily__________ in nature

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Correct Answer: Option C
It is generally believed that economy of the Harappan people was mainly based on external trade. It is true to the extent that the Harappan urban centres were supported by the external trade but actually agriculture was the backbone of the civilization.
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Godhuli Das
Godhuli Das 4 years ago
Then it should be rural
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