What was a major result of the interaction between the migrating Aryans and the people of the Indus Valley?

The Indus Valley culture was completely erased.

A new, blended civilization began to form.

The Aryans adopted all Indus Valley traditions unchanged.

Both groups left the region to settle somewhere else.

What was one major difference between the early Indus Valley people and the migrating Aryans?

Indus people were nomads; Aryans built cities.

Aryans were primarily farmers; Indus people were herders.

Indus people lived in cities; Aryans were nomadic.

Indus people used chariots; Aryans used boats.

It caused the permanent decline of all farming in the region.

It had no lasting effect on the local culture or languages.

It led to a cultural blend that influenced India's future religion and language.

It resulted in the Aryans being completely absorbed, leaving no trace of their culture.