The caste system

a. was unsuccessfully opposed by aryan warriors' wives.

b. was actually more flexible than the egyptian social structure.

c. was a central element of buddhist belief.

d. was applicable to every member of indian society.

e. originated in macedonia.

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9 May, 03:34

The caste system

a. was unsuccessfully opposed by aryan warriors' wives.

b. was actually more flexible than the egyptian social structure.

c. was a central element of buddhist belief.

d. was applicable to every member of indian society.

e. originated in macedonia.

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Ben Hart · Answer 1

D. was applicable to every member of indian society.

~ The caste system divides Hindus into four main categories - Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and the Shudras. Many believe that the groups originated from Brahma, the Hindu God of creation.

Dakota Miles · Answer 2

D is my answer I choose

The caste systema. was unsuccessfully opposed by aryan warriors' wives.b. was actually more flexible than the egyptian social structure.c. was a central element of buddhist belief.d. was applicable to every member of indian society.e. originated in macedonia.

The caste system

a. was unsuccessfully opposed by aryan warriors' wives.

b. was actually more flexible than the egyptian social structure.

c. was a central element of buddhist belief.

d. was applicable to every member of indian society.

e. originated in macedonia.