English, 14.06.2020 03:57 klogsdon4380
The Ramayana is a classic story from ancient India. In the story, the hero is
compared to different Indian gods. What does this comparison reveal about
the cultural context of the story?
A. People of ancient India kept religion separate from their daily lives.
B. People of ancient India did not let moral restraints interfere with
an adventure.
C. People of ancient India valued and strove to imitate the qualities
of their gods.
D. People of ancient India favored individuality and personal
freedom.
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