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The caste Sundra was based upon labourers and artisans along with farmers and are the closest caste to the Untouchables. The word Sundra was not used in the earliest Vedic literature. They were not allowed to preform their initionary rite that allows te into the study of
Vedas. The Kshatriyas and Vaisyas did start off as a Sundra and progressed up the caste system with good behaviour.

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The word Brahmin translates to “Supreme Self” and is the top of the Caste system because they are closer to their gods. Some Brahmins are priests, other members have held professions as educators, law makers, scholars, doctors, writers, poets, land owners and politicians

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The untouchables cleaned the toilets and the poop and so there disgusting and nobody wants to touch them so that's why there untouchable like a hobos job.

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The Dalits are people that clean up the waste from the animals and humans. They also deal with the dead people's bodies and put them into the ground. They lastly clean up he streets of waste and get all the bad substances off the streets. These guys are untouchable and people do not go near them or touch them.

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If the word Kshatriyas is translated to English it means "rule, authority" is an elite military where they protect the area during wartimes, and governs the areas during the peaceful times

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Cameron Doyle

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The Dalits profess a variety of religious beliefs. They are members of the lowest social status group of Hindu. They put dead bodies into the ground. They sweep up the rubbish off the streets and deal with dead animals.

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Vaisyas includes a large number of distinct castes of similar rankings, traditional traders, moneylenders, or famers. They are entitled to wear a sacred thread. They are the third highest of the four Varnas or the aryans class system.

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Indian warriors were not only good when it came to close combat  but also creates brilliant strategies that in this day are pretty tough to follow . It requires Alot of brilliance to be remembered for centuries.

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Untouchables are people who can not be involved with the other people they are usely called Dalits and you cannot leave the untouchables because you have to stay where you are born into in the days that's mostly all that mattered and they are called untouchables because they clean sweep the streets and clean up humans and animal waste and deal with any dead body's their for they are out castes and no one can touch them.

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The street sweeper

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The word Kshatriyas translates to rule, authority.

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They are the third highest of the four Varnas. The Vaisya are traditionally traders, moneyleads or farmers. They are entitled to wear a sacred thread.

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The Vaisya are the third highest in the aryan caste and are the skilled workers who are craftsman and landowners of farms

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The Brahmans/Brahmins is the highest ranked group on the Ancient Indian Social Structure of four social classes. They are also known as Priests, they are on top because they are close/can be close to the Gods. They were traditionally responsible for religious rituals and events.

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Brahmin, or Brahman were a Priestly caste that was at the highest ranking level of the four Varnas, also known as social classes. During the late Indian Vedic period, the era of Brahmanism. Later, with the development of Hinduism as a popular state of religion, their priestly influence declined. Although, their secular influence grew along with their social supremacy and privileged status have changed over the centuries.

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Brahmans are a member of the highest caste in Hinduism, that of the priesthood. They were believe to have be the connection between the Gods and the Hindus so they were greatly respected. The Brahmins are responsible for teaching and maintaining the scared knowledge.

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The Kshatriyas are ranked below the Brahmins and were warriors, army leaders, or part of the ruling elite. Their job was to protect, administer, and promote material welfare in the society. They had to fight at war times and govern at times of peace. 20% of india's population was in this catogory. The male children in Kshatriyas were considered symbols of masculinity whereas the female child needed to be gentle and well behaved.