Question

In Aryan society, which of the following was of highest importance in regard to the caste system?
1. following the strict rules of the caste system
2. moving to a higher level of the caste system
3. interacting with people of different castes
4. helping people from lower castes to rise up.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option no. 1 is correct answer

Answer 2

   The caste system in India may have started with the well-defined social orders of the Indo-Aryans in the Vedic Period, c. 1750-500 BCE.  

Explanation:

• The caste system was an ancient institution that classified people into    

        different groups on the basis of their occupations, rituals, and social    

        status.

• In Aryan society, following the strict rules of the caste system, was    

       of the highest importance in regard to the caste  system.

• There were four categories in the caste system:-

•  Brahmins class included priests and scholars.

•  Kshatriyas,  second class includes kings, governors, and warriors

• Vaishyas,  third class of the Varna system includes cattle herders,    

        agriculturists, artisans, and merchants),  

• And the last fourth category was Shudra which includes laborers and service providers.