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India’s Caste System

            The caste in India is different from those of other contemporary class structures in that it is divided into four categories namely: Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaisya, and Shudras while other structures like Greece are categorized on Upper, Middle, and Lower classes respectively. Furthermore, Castes in India are hereditary so that one is born already belonging to a class while other contemporary class structures including those in Rome, Greece, and China are earned. In Greece, only the upper class individuals are originally from Athens. Middle class individuals are foreigners who come to work in Greece and the Lower class is made of freed men who were once slaves.

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BEM 3101, Assessing Environmental Science 3

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