How did the geographic location of Harappa affect trade?

The city was isolated from trading opportunities.
The city was convenient for trading opportunities.
Flooding from monsoons created more trade routes.
Flooding from monsoons limited goods available for trade.

B- The city was convenient for trading opportunities.

Explanation:

The Harrapa built their city on top of mounds and huge walls to keep the water out. The Harrapa people were very sophisticated and had built the biggest city in the region. Since the city was located beside the Indus River and this provided transportation for traders coming from Persia and Afghanistan.

Since the river connected to the sea, the people of Harrapa were able to trade with others from far away. They used the Persian Gulf trade routes and brought in many things such as copper, precious stones, and many other luxurious items.

Its B

Explanation:

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