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✅ Ancient Indian people were categorized by their Varnas or castes in the Vedic period from 1500 to 1000 BCE, and were not social stratification dependent on socio-economic indicators. The inherited origins of a newborn are described by Varna and the colour, form, order or class of people are indicated. There have been definitions of four main category: Brahmin (priests, gurus, etc), Kshatriya (warriors, rulers, managers, etc), Vaishya (agriculturists, dealers, etc., also known as Vysyas) and Shudras (labourers). Each Varna proposes to observe particular values of life; newbies are expected in order to obey their respective Varnas traditions, laws, behaviour, and beliefs.
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At the time the great European powers were all in a race to take the most land (and Britain won). Britain also had the best navy and could project power. Britain won some wars against European nations and took their colonies. During that time the "United Kingdom" for formed. And Company Raj (Company Rule) with the East India Company in India made Britain more and more wealthy. After all, if you control much of the world you can get very rich and control much of the trade. Britain also had a lot of Soft Power in addition to its hard power (the military).
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It looks as if D is then correct answer based on the definition of separation of powers. Not completely sure though
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Men devoted their entire lives to serving the army, beginning at age seven, and women were responsible for raising physically fit children to serve as future soldiers. Work was done by the helot population, with the native Spartans rejecting wealth and luxury. Even their food and clothing were simple and basic.
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The Virginia Plan was opposed to the New Jersey Plan, which called for one vote per state regardless of the population, since the smaller states were concerned that they would not be equal if the representation of the legislative branch was based on the population.
