An illustration showing four distinct but interconnected symbolic representations for a complex social structure. Symbol 1: a person in simple attire, representing humble yet resilient individuals (corresponding to 'dalits'). Symbol 2: a group of people adorned in armor and crowns, showcasing their warrior and ruling capacity (corresponding to 'rulers and warriors'). Symbol 3: a serene figure in a meditative posture, signifying spiritual leadership (corresponding to 'priests'). Symbol 4: A duo in merchant-style clothing, surrounded by trade goods and land (corresponding to 'landowners and merchants').

What group was in the highest caste?

A.dalits
B.rulers and warriors
C.priests
D.landowners and merchants

its priest....

Preists!

1.B

2.A
3.C

SO IM NOT SURE BUT I THINK B OR C!!!!!!! :) :) :) 0^0

1) In the Indian caste system, what was the role of the Brahmins?

a) act as warriors
b)act as priests
c) act as merchants
d) act as servants

found this in the book!

The caste system chart
Caste- Occupation Groups
Brahmins Priest
Kshatriyas Rulers and warriors
Vaishyas Landowners, bankers,
and merchants
Sudras Farmers, laborers, and
servants

A Brahmin is a member of the highest caste or varna in Hinduism. The Brahmins are the caste from which Hindu priests are drawn, and are responsible for teaching and maintaining sacred knowledge. The other major castes, from highest to lowest, are the Kshatriya (warriors and princes), Vaisya (farmers or merchants),...