Is it true that during the Indus Valley Civilization imports did not take place.

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answer is B.

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The above statement is false.
The Indus Valley Civilization is the oldest and largest of the four ancient civilizations, which also included Egypt, Mesopotamia, and China. It is the most well-known civilisation of the Indian subcontinent that can be considered "metropolitan." The economy of human advancement appears to have been based mostly on exchange, which was aided by considerable improvements in vehicle innovation. Between the Harappan and Mesopotamian periods, there was a substantial oceanic exchange network in operation. All of this indicates that import and export were a component of the IVC economy.
Thus, 2 is the correct answer.

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