A Persistent Discrimination Problem in Indian Society Is Traceable to the Vedic

Multiple Choice

A persistent discrimination problem in Indian society is traceable to the Vedic Age, which placed on the top of its social ladder

A) Aryas, who spoke Dravidian and were pushed into the south.
B) Aryas, who were Indo-European and lighter skinned.
C) Dasas, who spoke Indo-European and lived in the north.
D) Dasas, who spoke an unrelated dialect that hasn't been translated.
E) a distraction allowed the Tamils to overthrow both.