The Atmosphere of Conflict in the Vedas Is Explained by

question 2

Multiple Choice

The atmosphere of conflict in the Vedas is explained by

• A) the conflict that arose with the arrival of Indo-European speakers
• B) the constant warring between settled farmers and nomadic herders
• C) the emergence of the varna system
• D) frequent clashes between clans in early Vedic society

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