Harappan brick buildings and drains best support which conclusion?
AOrganised urban drainage
BEvery city had the same king
CNo occupational differences
DEveryone paid taxes in coins
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Organised urban drainage
Built drains and brick structures provide physical evidence of organised urban construction, not proof of a particular ruler or tax system.
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