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What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan community? A:Trade was illegal. B:Trade was sporadic. C:Trade was not profit…

What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan community? A:Trade was illegal. B:Trade was sporadic. C:Trade was not profit…
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What does the use of standardized weights and measures suggest about trade practices in the Harappan

community?
A:Trade was illegal.
B:Trade was sporadic.
C:Trade was not profitable.
D:Trade was highly regulated.

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Trade was highly Regulated

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Hope that helped :)

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User Joshua McCarthy
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Answer: Trade was highly regulated

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I took the test on eng 2020-2021

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