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two examples of social practice prevailing then_, __

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Answered by Sнιναηι

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Two examples of social practices prevailing then. Answer: Two examples of social evils during British rule: Sati: According to this system a widow had to immolate on her husband's pyre. Fear Against Sea Voyage: It was believed that sea voyage resulted in making your soul impure, so people were against it.

Answered by rajtomarrt

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Two examples are

1 British rule

2 Sati

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