Sociology, asked by jasminelepcha, 6 months ago

conclusion on difference between tribe and caste​

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Answered by shaluj2006
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(a) A tribe theoretically is a territorial group while a caste is a socio-cultural group. When a tribe loses its territorial character, it takes the form of a caste. ... A caste or tribe may change its name and also its mode of livelihood and still retains its collective identity.

Answered by OfficialPk
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\mathsf\green{●} Tribal have animism as their religion and castes have Hinduism. Animism means belief in ghosts and spirits.

\mathsf\green{●} Hindus don’t believe in ghosts and spirits.

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\mathsf\red{●} Tribal people live in isolated hilly track or forest and their main occupation is agriculture.

\mathsf\red{●} Caste groups live in plain areas. But in reality it is found that there are caste communities living in isolation or in isolated areas regions.

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\mathsf\pink{●} It is believed that tribal use their own common language which is different from caste groups.

\mathsf\pink{●} many caste groups of South India use the language which is commonly used.

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\mathsf\blue{●} Tribal have their own political organisation. But now-a-days political organisation is not found in all the tribal groups

\mathsf\blue{●} caste groups have no such political organisation. But now-a-days political organisation is found in all the caste groups

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