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The Origins of the Caste System

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It has been said that the caste system replaced the system.

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Varna

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Bedha

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Saama

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Varuna

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Solution

The correct option is A Varna
People in India were initially divided into different varnas based on their occupations. As time passed by, the Varna system tightened and became a closed one. This gave birth to castes. The Varna system was then said to have been replaced by the caste system.

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