what have archaeological studies of the indus valley cities of mohenjo-daro and harappa revealed?
a they have uncovered evidence of social equality in these cities.
b. they have uncovered evidence of monotheism in these cities
c. they have uncovered evidence of dynastic rule in these cities.
d
they have uncovered evidence of urban planning in these cities.

A. They have uncovered evidence of social equality in these cities

D. They have uncovered evidence of urban planning in these cities

Explanation:

The Indus Valley cities are part of one of the oldest civilizations in the world. The cities of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa reveal a lot about this civilization. The studies have shown that these cities were very well designed, with excellent urban planning, being very efficient, and sustainable. Also, what is unique about this ancient civilization is that there are evidence that all people lived together, without having social segregation, and everyone had the house of the same size, same shape, with the same living conditions.

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