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In the Indus Valley Civilisation temples and forts dominated people.

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The above statement is false.
In "Discovery of India," Jawaharlal Nehru notes that the Indus Valley Civilization was very advanced and likely took aeons to reach that point. It was astonishing enough that there wasn't a rigid component dominating the picture, despite a transcendentally mainstream society. It also served as a model for later colonial eras in India. The Indus Valley's economy was based on livestock rearing and crop harvests. Alongside the posts should be massive structures serving as places of worship. The fortification was a typical building that was discovered alongside the Indus civilization.
Hence the correct statement would be, In the Indus Valley Civilisation, temples and forts did not dominate people.

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