The caste system or social divisions in ancient india were called the a. varnas c. sanskrit b. sudras d. the vedas

a. Varnas

Explanation:

The caste system in India is based on the artificial superimposition of a four-fold theoretical classification that is known as Varna. The caste system basically divided all the people in the society into four groups. Each of the groups in the caste system represents a particular hierarchical level, and the people in each caste are specialized for doing only certain things in the society. Also, this system has been very segregationist as it restricted the people from communicating with people of other caste, marry someone from other caste, and have opportunities that only their caste provides.

a. Varnas

Explanation:

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