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    1. The Cyprus experiment was important because it proved that castes were important for society to survive. When 22,000 Alphas were placed on this island, a civil war soon erupted and 19,000 of them were killed. All the Alphas refused to do the laborious and menial jobs, proving that lower castes were required to do these lower tasks of society. A balance in society was needed. The experiment also proved that world controllers were needed to guarantee social stability because, in the end, the…

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    Most people living in Annawadi are in the lowest caste, which makes economic progression hard. Their aspirations are curtailed by the values held in the Indian society, where the low castes are restricted from good jobs and dreams. They are treated as servants and menial workers for the dirty jobs like scrap and rag picking. The Annawadi slums are the definition of these values, as seen by the writer. The writer finds that all higher castes have overtaken all businesses, thus making it…

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    Scheduled Tribes Essay

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    follows: Occupational status: The scheduled castes were known for their long association with the so called impure, unclean, socially looked down and least preferred occupations. Many untouchables follows the inherited occupations such as the scavenging, carcass recovery and faying and hide tanning, leather work, drum beating and grave digging. These occupations that was associated with them barred social intercourse between them and the higher caste Hindus in the frame work of traditional…

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    They say that all men are created equal, eh? Not everyone believes that, but it is true. All of us, every single human, is the same. An increase of melanin affecting the the skin tone of a human doesn’t make it okay to ridicule or abuse them. People have been told they can’t do things, such as have certain jobs, live in certain places, or have a good education, based on the color of their skin, their nationality, or their religion. This is called segregation. Segregation is wrong, no matter what…

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    structure, both the Han and Gupta dynasties depended on a well-developed social structure to help maintain political order. This is especially evident in India’s caste system, which created strict and detailed rules for each caste to follow, such as not permitting the services of one caste member to be performed by a member of another caste. These rules made strict political control less necessary. Similarly, China relied on class and…

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    frustrating thing for Sai to hear, Gyan’s acceptance of his humanity shows Sai that she can do the same. Specifically, this lesson is able to apply to Sai’s life in the sense that she doesn’t need to adhere to the expectations and behavior of her caste; she just needs to be human. Furthermore, Sai learns that the human experience often includes recognizing that perfection is unattainable and that every person’s capabilities are limited. Following Gyan’s “sorry” (274), Sai develops a…

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    Caste and social policy in India The caste system has been playing a very vital role in India. Even in the present 21st century also the Indian social structure is completely based on the caste system. Apparently it plays a critical role in Indian society. The caste system is basically derived from Hindu society and it has been practised since 1000- 1500 B.C. in Hindu society particularly. Basically the Hindu society has been divided in to four varna or caste in a typical hierarchical order,…

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    Class and caste system are the outcome of our society which constructed issues and maintain miscellaneous forms of stereotypes. Class system is also categorized under financial fortification while it comes under religious values. This differentiation of society with namely classification is totally man made. It has been prolonged and promoted since ages of our society. The repercussion of class and caste system is not auspicious and does not bring any good for the society rather ruins…

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    India's Caste System Essay

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    The caste system has saturated aspects of Indian society for centuries. Other religions in India’s culture doesn’t follow the caste system; it is an aspect rooted in the Hindu religion. Along with other attributes, India’s caste system indicates the type of employment a person can purse. And who you can and cannot interact within the social ladder (Morrison, Terri pg, 224). The caste system was originally was based on a person’s personality, but over time it became less about personality and…

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    The Caste System The difficulty of having loyalty outside of your caste system is that movement between castes is next to impossible because of the disrespect for lower castes. Throughout the book, The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini demonstrates the disrespect and discrimination and the injustices of the caste system. One example of injustice in the Afghanistan culture is the inability to move up in the caste system. Once you have been identified as just a Hazara, for example, it is very…

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