Question

The Bronze Age Civilization includes _________.
A. The Indus Valley civilization or Harappan Culture
B. Tigris-Euphrates civilization of Mesopotamia
C. Nile Valley Civilization
D. Hwang-Ho or Yellow River civilization
E. All of these

Answer 1

Hint: Four significant civilizations of the ancient world prospered during the Bronze Age. The Bronze Age Civilizations were formed on the banks of rivers.

Complete answer: A prehistoric period that is characterized by the use of bronze is known as the Bronze Age. The production of bronze by smelting its copper and alloying it with tin in an ancient civilization is defined to be the Bronze age civilization.
The historical region of Western Asia, situated between the Tigris and the Euphrates river, Mesopotamia was the first region to enter the Bronze Age. The Mesopotamian civilization developed writing systems, agriculture was practised, a potter's wheel was invented.
Around 3300 BC, the bronze age on the Indian subcontinent began and came to be known as the Indus Valley Civilization. The techniques in metallurgy were developed by the inhabitants and they produced tin, lead, copper, etc.
A civilization of ancient North Africa, situated near the regions of the Nile River came to be known as the Nile Valley civilization. There were developments in the fields of art, architecture, and religion. The largest city of the early Bronze age was Memphis.
An ancient civilization that flourished near the Yellow River came to be known as the Yellow River Civilization or Hwang-Ho civilization. In the floodplains of the Yellow River, agriculture was practised.
Thus the correct option is E.

Note: During the Mesopotamian Civilization, in the form of hereditary monarchies, centralized governments were established. The foundation of astronomy, astrology, mathematics was laid by the societies of this region