Question

question 11 (2 points)
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which of the following was not true of a persons caste in early india?
it had no impact on how a person, in a public setting, related to peoples of other castes.
it impacted the kind of work a person would be expected to do.
being a part of that caste might also mean that you hold certain beliefs and reside in a certain place.
it impacted expectations about whom that person could marry.

Explanation:

In early India, caste had significant impacts. Caste determined work (e.g., Brahmins - priests, Kshatriyas - warriors), influenced where one lived and beliefs (as different castes had their own social - religious norms), and marriage was restricted to within the caste (endogamy). However, caste did have an impact on public - setting interactions. For example, there were rules about dining together, touching, etc. across castes.

Answer:

It had no impact on how a person, in a public setting, related to peoples of other castes.