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In India, the term "Untouchables" historically refers to Dalits, a group that has been marginalized and subjected to discrimination within the Caste System. They often perform jobs considered "unclean" or menial, such as manual scavenging, waste disposal, and other labor-intensive roles. This social stratification has deep cultural roots, leading to significant stigmatization and social exclusion for these individuals, despite legal protections and reforms aimed at improving their status. Efforts continue to challenge and change these entrenched societal norms and promote equality.
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What were the untouchables not allowed to do?
Any of the dirty work, such as plumbing , handling corpses, or dealing with garbage
Who were the people not even considered humans by many did the worst possible work and were separated from everyone else?
Untouchables
Why did Gandhi's wife so object to cleaning the latrine?
She was opposed to the cleaning of the latrines because she deemed it the work of the Untouchables, who were considered the lowest class of the social hierarchy in India, while she herself was part of the highest class of the social hierarchy. Gandhi, however, let her know that no work was beneath them and he promoted equality amongst all Indians, regardless of the caste system.
What did the men Indians do for work?
seminole men do for work?
Who were these American Indians and what was their leader's name?
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What is another name for untouchables who do work that Indians consider unclean?
harijans
Who were considered subhuman and did worst possible work?
untouchables
What are the Five major divisions of the Indian cast system?
1. Brahmin = priests and sages 2. Kshatriya = warriors 3. Vaishyas = bankers, merchants, farmers 4. Shadras = workers 5. Dalits = untouchables (they work with dead/unclean things and leather)
What were the untouchables not allowed to do?
Any of the dirty work, such as plumbing , handling corpses, or dealing with garbage
Are there any slaves in India?
I'm not 100% sure, but I think the Untouchables are considered slaves in India. Untouchables are of the lowest level caste in Indian Society because they take care of the dirty work.
Who were the people not even considered humans by many did the worst possible work and were separated from everyone else?
Untouchables
What work would untouchables in the Sub Continent have?
For the most part untouchables are located in India where Hinduism is the primary religion. Untouchables are Hindus, but they are in the lowest rank of Hinduism. That being said, many untouchables do not have the education to perform other work besides hand labor and other jobs that higher level Hindus will not take.
Why did Gandhi's wife so object to cleaning the latrine?
She was opposed to the cleaning of the latrines because she deemed it the work of the Untouchables, who were considered the lowest class of the social hierarchy in India, while she herself was part of the highest class of the social hierarchy. Gandhi, however, let her know that no work was beneath them and he promoted equality amongst all Indians, regardless of the caste system.
What did the men Indians do for work?
seminole men do for work?
What kinds of work did the Indians do?
The Cherokee Indians did many different kinds of work. These natives were responsible for hunting, gathering, and many sorts of medical work.
What kind of work did the Indians?
The Cherokee Indians did many different kinds of work. These natives were responsible for hunting, gathering, and many sorts of medical work.
Why was life hard for Indians who lived in Spanish missions?
the Indians had to work hard The Native Americans had to work agenst their will for the spanish
