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Merchants buy and sell goods that are purchased by people or retail shops. They work in many places including supermarkets, and clothing. Merchants are responsible for many tasks, including keeping inventory, purchasing the items needed for the shop, and promoting products.

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It encompassed outcasts who, literally, did all the dirty work. They were referred to as "untouchables" because they carried out the miserable tasks associated with disease and pollution, such as cleaning up after funerals, dealing with sewage, and working with animal skin.

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The warriors of Ancient India were brutal. King Porus and his army commanded War Elephants. This class in society was well respected and could only be performed by men.

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In the Vedic age, there were different kinds of people doing different jobs. Farmers worked hard to grow crops like rice and wheat, craftsmen made things like pottery and jewelry, and laborers helped with building and other tasks. They had a class system where some people were considered higher or lower based on their job and family. It was kind of like a ranking system where priests and rulers were at the top, then warriors and merchants, and then farmers, craftsmen, and laborers at the bottom. People mostly stayed in the same class their whole life, and it was important to respect those above you and do your job well.

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Kshatriyas were the second highest on the Varna system and were warriors/rulers/aristocrats. The name ‘Kshatriya’ literally means ‘warrior’. The name is derived from the Sanskrit word ‘kshatra’, meaning ‘authority and power’. The Varna system is still used today and the most notable Kshatriyas are Gautama Buddha and Mahavira (honourable mentions are Lord Krishna and Lord Rama). They acted as the defenders and rulers of society.

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Brahmans (priests) had the most power in the Hindu society. They studied religious texts and taught members of other castes about the holy books.

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The warriors of ancient Egypt were known to have over 100,000 thousand soldiers. These soldiers carried spears, shields and battle axes. Some young boys were signed up, but only started fighting until they were past 20. Their army division names were often made up of gods.

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The vaisyas were merchants. Since they didn’t use money, the merchants traded instead. They were in charge of trade. They also overlooked agricultural things, like taking care of cattle. They are placed third on the ancient Indian hierarchy

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India had a complex social structure during ancient times, as it was a cradle of civilization and a land of a wide variety of cultures, religions, and philosophies. Historically, the Brahmins were at the pinnacle of this hierarchical society, revered for the ability to preserve and disseminate sacred knowledge. By performing rituals and upholding religious traditions, the Brahmin priests of ancient India shaped the spiritual and cultural landscape of the country.

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A Vaisyas or merchant is a person who belongs to the third tier of people in Ancient India. They were involved in trade between different civilisations. They also buy from and sell things to people in their civilisation.

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Merchants buy and sell items or food in order to trade and harvest, in order to be ready for the next trading event. Merchants are not lower or high class they would be classified as middle or working class they have enough money to live but nothing left over.

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In ancient Indian times, the traditional occupation of Brahmins was that of priesthood at Hindu temples or at socio-religious ceremonies, along with partaking in the role of an officiate at weddings and other important occasions. The Brahmins would teach members of other castes about the holy books that they studied; the Vedas and the Puranas. The Brahmins were considered the highest Varna in Vedic Hinduism, the word Brahmin itself translating to “Supreme Self”, or “the first of the gods”.

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The Vaishyas were commoners, and were third in the class system. They can be described as a merchant, someone who buys or sells goods in small or large quantities, especially one who imports and exports them !! They may also be referred to as traders, dealers, or simply storekeepers. They were in the chain of export trade by carrying goods, and supplying exporters! They would travel great distances to trade goods.

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the warriors of ancient India are brave warriors that defend the tribe. The warriors also ride war elephants with archers on the back shooting the phos down with arrows and some of them are flaming arrows. The weapons they use are bows and arrows, spires, swords and axes.

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Kshatriyas were rulers, administrators, and warriors. Their duty was to protect the country. They were the heroes of society. Vaishyas were farmers, merchants, shopkeepers, and traders.

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The merchants were commoners and their roles agricultural and pastoral tasks, and trading.They provided resources and substances for higher classes.

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The Kshatriyas of ancient India were the second highest on the Varna system and the role in that were warriors, aristocrats and rulers. The warriors of ancient Egypt were brave and fire fighters, using their limited technology (bows, arrows and swords) to fight opponents.

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Kshatriya means warrior they are warriors and are respected. They also command elephants that were a formidable force. The warriors of ancient Egypt were known to have over 100,000 thousand soldiers. These soldiers carried spears, shields and battle axes.

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The Vaishyas were commoners, not servile groups. Their job was productive labour and agriculture and pastoral tasks, and trading. Their life demand on study sacrifice and giving alms

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Brahmans are ancient priests they are well respected and highly honoured. They are responsible for maintaining sacred knowledge of their culture.

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Sundra were the farmers, craftsmen and labourers of Ancient India. These people were the fourth and lowest group of people in Ancient India. They did the more dirty jobs in society. Being the fourth on the pyramid they earnt the least out of all the other groups. The farmers would grow crops to sell to the rest of their town or they would have livestock which they would also sell the products to the rest of the town.

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Brahmans were the highest of the social hierarchy, they were the priests of the civilisation. With their history of religious prestige and a tradition of education, Brahmins hold an elevated position in society. They devoted their time to studying, teaching, performing sacrifices, and officiating religious services. Brahmans were not confined to a single gender.

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Sundra is the the fourth and lowest in the social system. They were farmers craftsmen and labourers. Being in the lowest social class they didn’t as much as the other classes, that’s why they were servants.

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brahmans(priests) were the highest power in ancient India. they taught religion (Hinduism) and performed sacrafices

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