Question

caste and gender prejudice in india in 19th and 20th century

Answer 1

Caste and gender prejudice were common in India, during the 19th and 20th centuries. Customs of inequality and untouchability of earlier years, continued to be followed well into the 20th century.  

Those of lower caste were denied entry into homes of the upper castes and places of worship. Education and jobs continued to be the realm of the upper castes. Women found a still backward position in society, with the patriarchal family system.  

It was only during the latter half of 20th century, that the situation started changing for the better.

Answer 2

Caste and Gender prejudice was prevalent in India in the times of $19^{th}$ and $20^{th}$ century.

Explanation:

In time of $19^{th}$ and $20^{th}$ century showed the phase of caste and gender prejudice where gender prejudice was not even considered an act of wrongful prejudice, whereas caste prejudice was more in trend and was much protested against as many act came revolutionary for the inequality, untouchability and social gap discrimination, later to which widow remarriage and other reforms came into being.