False. Natural resources, financial support, and transportation is necessary to manufacture, market, and ship their products easier.
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The Indian caste system is the social system that has evolved in India over several thousand years. This is a system enshrined in Hindu scriptures, traditions and legal texts, but also tried to change through activism, legislation and religious reform.
The religiously-based denomination of the community contains four caste groups called varna: Brahmins (priests), Kshatryas (warriors), Vaishyas (traders) and Shudras (workers). This section crosses geographical and linguistic lines. But members of the caste community also belong to smaller groups, often called jati, who are affiliated with particular cities, occupations, language or peoples groups.
The caste system is particularly close to Hinduism, but is also found among the other religious groups in South Asia. The castes are mentioned in Buddhist texts, but Buddha himself thought that caste was not relevant to spiritual development.
Legislation, since the Indian independence in 1947, has sought to improve the living conditions of the low castes. In modern urban society, education, the media, modern working life and politics have also caused caste to have less meaning than it used to.
False, they used violence and conquering.