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What was the Indian social structure called?
The Indian social structure was called the caste system, which divided society into hierarchical groups based on occupation and ancestry. This system determined a person's social status and opportunities in life, with limited mobility between castes.
Indian society was organized into a caste system This social structure is?
hereditary because a person is born into a class and remains in it.
How does the caste system provide structure for hindus?
Caste system was one of the main foundation of Hinduism. It provided stability & equality in the society. thus
What was the Indian social structure?
The Caste System.
Pillar of Indian society?
The Caste system
What was the caste system influenced by?
The caste system in India was influenced by factors such as religion, social hierarchy, and economic structure. It was also shaped by the need for social organization and division of labor in ancient Indian society.
Was the caste system one of three pillars of Indian Society?
Nope.
How does western society influenced Indian society?
after come in touch with western society indian society experienced about democracy, postal system, new tranporation system[rail, bus,air], written constitution, new educational system , mem-women equality, dignity of labour and still learning so many things
Organisational structure of any Indian company?
Organisation sturcture of Indian company based on functional and production system
What system divided Indian society into groups based on birth or occupation?
The caste system
What long lasting effect did the Aryans have on?
Caste System
Which Indian system places a person into a certain class at birth?
The Indian caste system places a person into a certain class at birth. Traditionally, it divides society into four main categories: Brahmins (priests and teachers), Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (traders and agriculturists), and Shudras (laborers and service providers). This hierarchical structure has historically dictated social status, occupation, and marriage within Indian society. Despite legal reforms, the caste system's influence persists in various aspects of life.
