Compare and contrast between nomad and itinerant groups.
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Various social changes took place in the Indian subcontinent over different time periods.
*Varna-based societies interacted with different tribal societies.
*As a result of it, many tribes merged with the caste based societies and adopted Hinduism. But some tribal societies still rejected the caste-based society of inequality.
*Their major occupation was agriculture.
*They did not have or preserve any written records, but passed on the culture through the means of oral tradition.
*Some of the tribal societies were nomadic in nature while others were settlers.
*New sub-castes or jatis emerged within the the earlier castes.
*Due to the social changes that occurred in the different tribes, new states developed.
MARK BRAINLIEST .
*Varna-based societies interacted with different tribal societies.
*As a result of it, many tribes merged with the caste based societies and adopted Hinduism. But some tribal societies still rejected the caste-based society of inequality.
*Their major occupation was agriculture.
*They did not have or preserve any written records, but passed on the culture through the means of oral tradition.
*Some of the tribal societies were nomadic in nature while others were settlers.
*New sub-castes or jatis emerged within the the earlier castes.
*Due to the social changes that occurred in the different tribes, new states developed.
MARK BRAINLIEST .
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Nomads: These were pastoralists who roamed from one place to another practicing their skills.
Itinerant groups- They roamed in caravans with other people carrying Goats, sheep’s etc.
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