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Something similar is that there is upper class, middle class, and lower class in society, and people who are homeless are kind of like outcastes

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homeless people are outcasts

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Similarities:
-They both have some the same structure (top, middle, bottom)
-People with more power are at the top
-You could eventually move up the caste
Differences:
-You can marry out of your caste
-You could go from top to bottom of the caste easily
-You have to stay in the caste for every generation

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The caste system of India and the system in the U.S are similar in many ways, such as the fact that there is a social hierarchy in the government, people have specific roles, and many people don't like talking about the untouchables or in the U.S homeless people. A difference that both of them have is that you can go to different classes, choose what role you want in society, and most people don't get discriminated so publicly.

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yes, one difference is we can move through out our collars instead of staying in one.

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The caste system of Ancient India and our society today have differences and similarities. One similarity is that the ranks are still similar - Example, Jobs, they have bosses, workers/employee's, and more on the outside.

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A similarity is that people like bosses are at the top and employee's are at the bottom.

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Yes there are similarities and differences. One similarity is the principal held the most power in the school and the students held the least power in school.

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I think in the 20th century it was more visible with rulers and presidents being The highest class of the caste system, Manufacturers in the mid high class, Every person lucky enough to have a house in mid low, and slaves/homeless in the lowest caste.

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A similarity is that higher people (richer) have more privileges then less fortunate people who aren't rich.

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Not necessarily. I mean, people could move up in classes every once in a while in America, and the leaders are higher up than the priests, but either way, the main point to take away is that in American we're born into a hierarchical systematic way of life where so many have so little and so few have so much, which is in and of itself is really just like India's caste system. Of course, like with anything, fine tuning brings up a lot of differences, but in the general description of things like these, a lot of democratic systems like America and those found similar to it such as India are close to the same.

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Yes. Untouchables are the Homeless people. Sudra are the lower appreciated people that may or may not have jobs. Vaishya are the average people with average jobs. Kshatriya are people that have great job and most likely rich. Brahmin are Presidents or Millionaires/Billionaires.

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We have a Upper class, Middle class and a lower class and the upper class is the richest like the Brahmin, and the middle class is like the Kshatriya and Vaishya they are both not the richest but not poor, and the Shudra and the untouchables are like the lower class they are both poor and less important than the others

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Similarities: People in higher classes had more opportunities then other classes. The US has classes from presidential and government to people who have less and less power.
Differences: We dont make people of lower "classes" do dirty jobs like they did the untouchables.

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A similarity is the principal or the president or someone that is important gets the power. Just like the priests and Brahmans.

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A similarity is that still to this day some people have more power than others because, there might be a certain job you have that gives more people power.

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Yes there is, you still have your highest power who is basically in control. you have a middle class who is well off but not as well off as the people in control. you have your lower class who are basically nobody's who have hardish jobs. and you have the outcast like people.

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difference is that people have more rights/power over others

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A difference is that the president is the most important person and is valued the most today, but long ago, the priest and kings were the highest class.

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The president is considered the highest cast member in the U.S just like the Brahmins and today unfortunately some people treat homeless people like the untouchables

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A similarity is that we have collars (white, blue, and gray). A difference is we can move through out our collars instead of staying in one.

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There is sort of a similarity in a way with labor, there is a Caste in many different jobs, Bosses, employee's, etc.

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A similarity is that the Brahmins are like the president today because they both have/had the most power.

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a difference is that we dont have any untouchables now

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Yes one difference is we don't make people untouchable and make them clean up poop
and other nasty jobs

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A similarity is we both have a top of the chain they have the Brahims and we have presidents. A difference is we have no "untouchables"

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Similarities are that basically the richer people are higher up and the poorer people are lower down.
Differences We are not associated with any type of body part or color its just how much money you have.

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similarity some people have more power than others

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A similarity is the fact of when they were giving out Vaccines, there were people who were more important and got it first

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A Difference is the priests aren't at the top like they were now it is the president