The caste system is a particular form of social stratification to which one belongs only through birth and is characterized by having a solid, rigid and immobile system. The caste system in India describes the social stratification and social constraints present in the Indian subcontinent, where social classes (varnas or 'castes') are defined by thousands of inbred hereditary groups, often called yati or 'clan') . Within a yati there are hereditary groups called gotra, the lineage of an individual.
India was one of the first territories to coin money, around the sixth century BC. It is believed that the first "rupee" was introduced by Emperor Sher Sacha Suri, and it consisted of 40 parts of copper (paise). Among the first issues of paper money include those issued by the Bank of Hindustan (1770-1832), the General Bank of Bengal and Bihar (1773-1775) and the Bank of Bengal (1784-1791), among others.
They wanted a weak central government because they were scared. If the government got too much power they though it would abuse it, and the people would be in the same mess they had just gotten out of.
The answer that best expresses some of the issues related to economics that are listed in the Declaration of Independence would be "<span>Cutting off trade and imposing taxes on the colonists are unfair practices," since the colonists were most upset about taxation without representation. </span>
