A Persistent Discrimination Problem in Indian Society Is Traceable to the Vedic

question 35

Multiple Choice

A persistent discrimination problem in Indian society is traceable to the Vedic Age, which placed on the top of its social ladder

• A)Aryas, who spoke Dravidian and were pushed into the south.
• B)Aryas, who were Indo-European and lighter skinned.
• C)Dasas, who spoke Indo-European and lived in the north.
• D)Dasas, who spoke an unrelated dialect that hasn't been translated.
• E)a distraction allowed the Tamils to overthrow both.

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