Use the chart to answer the question. Social Classes in Ancient India
Social Classes in Ancient
China
Shi (Scholars)
Nong (Farmers)
Gong (Craftsmen)
Shang (Traders)
Brahmin (Priests and scholars)
Kshatriya (Rulers and warriors)
Vaisya (Merchants and traders)
Shudra (Servants & laborers)
Which statement is BEST supported by the chart?
Traders had a lower status in China than in India.
Movement between classes in India was easy, but it was difficult in China.
O Scholars had a higher status in China than in India.
Annual income determined one's social class in India but not in China.

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