The mound builders had no Caste System.
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Yes. They are born into that caste. But the way both men and women carry themselves keeps them in the Brahmin caste.
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The EIC brought to India-* Western Education* Western Legal Procedures* End of slavery* End of Caste system* Improved position of women in the family* Ban of Sati* Christianity
Mahatma Gandhi advocated for the rights and upliftment of women and "untouchables," whom he referred to as Harijans, meaning "children of God." He championed women's participation in the independence movement, encouraging them to take on active roles in social and political spheres. For the untouchables, Gandhi fought against the caste system, promoting their dignity and advocating for their inclusion in society. He emphasized the need for social reform, urging people to treat them with respect and equality.
The mound builders were typically farmers, hunters, gatherers, and artisans. They engaged in activities such as agriculture, pottery-making, weaving, and tool production to sustain their communities and construct the mounds. Some may have also served as religious or political leaders within their societies.
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Zenana is an Indian word that is a harem on the Indian subcontinent, a part of the house reserved for high-caste women/women who are ranked highly in the Caste System; a system of segregating women into harems.
No, he was against the caste system and believed and taught that all men and women are equals.
caste system
Women within the caste system often face compounded discrimination due to both their gender and their caste status. Generally, they have limited access to education, economic resources, and social mobility, which can be further restricted by traditional norms and practices. In many cases, women from lower castes encounter additional challenges, including violence and marginalization. Overall, the caste system perpetuates systemic inequalities that significantly affect women's rights and opportunities.
Adena Indians built mounds using the women and girls of the tribe. They carried clay and earth in woven baskets to the site of the mound. The men only supervised. This from the book"Mounds in the Mist, by Harry Kroll and Mildred Payne
yes if they obey all rules they can be reincarnated into a higher caste. women can only be reincarnated into an animal if all rules are obeyed.
No. He believed that all men and women are equal.
Yes. They are born into that caste. But the way both men and women carry themselves keeps them in the Brahmin caste.
a.As more women were elected to office, the moral issues surrounding castes overrode the political ones. b.As more countries industrialized, the Caste System became economically obsolete. c.The United Nations passed a resolution condemning caste systems. d.Countries that sanction the caste system have experienced serious boycotts from other, more enlightened countries. e.All of the above.
When a Hindu girl marries she takes the caste of the husband whether he is of the similar caste or intercaste