Question

describe the effect of politics in caste​

Answer 1

Answer:

.3 Political Consequences

To gauge the political consequences of CV, most scholars start by noting the near universal connection between political participation and socioeconomic status. Noting that ‘low voter turnout means unequal and socioeconomically biased turnout’ (Lijphart 1997, p. 2), many scholars see CV as going a long way to removing this ‘bias.’ Comparative studies of turnout note that the relationship between socioeconomic status and voter turnout weakens as turnout increases (e.g., Powell 1986). Thus to the extent that CV generates higher voter turnout (and the research summarized in the previous sections suggests strongly that it does), CV also removes socioeconomic differences in electoral participation. Quite simply, when almost everyone votes, there can be no socioeconomic ‘biases’ in turnout.

Answer 2

Explanation:

after 1885 the freedom fighters demanded a bigger political role in the government. a large number of Indians were already employed in the administration of the country at the time and the number will was large and growing. a small segment of the population had also been given the right to elect their own representative in government. but still lay in the hands of the British question, with the final authority beginning the wise and the Governors of the provinces. the situation change towards the end of the first world war, when a democratic wave swept through most countries across the globe . ...

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