Which best describes the caste system? A. the separation of people into religious and social groups based on their birth B. the Buddhist belief that a person goes through a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth until reaching perfection C. a method of meditation used to transcend dependence on the body D. a series of old Hindu texts written to sing the praises of the Aryans' gods

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Eduardo Pena

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4 January, 19:46

Which best describes the caste system? A. the separation of people into religious and social groups based on their birth B. the Buddhist belief that a person goes through a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth until reaching perfection C. a method of meditation used to transcend dependence on the body D. a series of old Hindu texts written to sing the praises of the Aryans' gods

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Greta Jennings · Answer 1

The answer is "A". The caste system was (and in some areas, still is) used to separate people into 5 groups, these groups being (from highest rank to lowest) Brahmins (basically priests), kings and warriors, merchants/traders, laborers, and lastly the "untouchables".