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Classical India

Indo-Europeans  Early people who migrated from Europe and settled in the Indus Valley  Reflects the use of advancing technology for transportation

Cultural Diffusion  Result of migration  New ideas/products to other cultures  Trade expanded  Connected with more people  Adopted new ideas

Caste System Develops  Aryans- “nobles” (in their language)  “dasas”- “dark” (color of their skin)  Eventually becomes Aryan word for slave

Caste System Develops  Aryans were different from “dasas…”  1. Aryans taller  2. Lighter skin  3. Spoke different language  4. No writing system  5. Cows used for money  6. Nomadic  7. Made sacrifices to nature gods

Caste System Develops  Aryans were divided into 3 social classes  Class determined role in society  At first…classes mixed freely…

Caste System Develops  Classes  Brahmins (priests)  Kshatriyas (rulers and warriors)  Vaishyas (peasants and traders)  Shudras (workers)

Caste System Develops

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