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The Caste System of India

Review Questions  What continent is India located on?  What is a subcontinent?  What is a monsoon?  What are some of the Harrapan’s Achievements?  How was the Aryan culture different from Harrapan?  What continent is India located on?  What is a subcontinent?  What is a monsoon?  What are some of the Harrapan’s Achievements?  How was the Aryan culture different from Harrapan?

Indian Society Divided  There were rules on how people could interact

The Varnas/Caste System  Varnas are how society was divided, like social classes  Caste system was based on a person’s wealth or job  Varnas are how society was divided, like social classes  Caste system was based on a person’s wealth or job

Brahams  Were the priests  Highest ranking  They performed rituals for the gods  There were only a few of them. Only Brahman men were allowed to go to school, or to teach in schools (Brahman women could not go to school).  Were the priests  Highest ranking  They performed rituals for the gods  There were only a few of them. Only Brahman men were allowed to go to school, or to teach in schools (Brahman women could not go to school).

Kshatriyas  Rulers or warriors  A lot of them were in the army, or leaders in other ways.  Women could not be warriors, but they could be Kshatriyas anyway.  Rulers or warriors  A lot of them were in the army, or leaders in other ways.  Women could not be warriors, but they could be Kshatriyas anyway.

Vaisyas  Farmers, craftspersons, and traders  Owned their own farms or businesses.  There were a lot of them  Farmers, craftspersons, and traders  Owned their own farms or businesses.  There were a lot of them

Sudras  Laborers, workers, servants or non-aryans  Did not own their own business or their own land  Had to work for other people.  Largest Caste  Laborers, workers, servants or non-aryans  Did not own their own business or their own land  Had to work for other people.  Largest Caste

Untouchables  Untouchables usually did the worst jobs, like cleaning up people's poop from the gutters, or collecting garbage.  No one from any other caste were supposed to have contact with them  Were seen as outcasts  Untouchables usually did the worst jobs, like cleaning up people's poop from the gutters, or collecting garbage.  No one from any other caste were supposed to have contact with them  Were seen as outcasts

Caste Rules  People were not allowed to marry people from different castes  Couldn’t eat with people from different castes  If you broke the rules then you were banned from your home and caste making you an untouchable  The effect of the caste rules was that people only spent time with others from their caste  People were not allowed to marry people from different castes  Couldn’t eat with people from different castes  If you broke the rules then you were banned from your home and caste making you an untouchable  The effect of the caste rules was that people only spent time with others from their caste