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21 May, 13:42

Ashoka's commitment to the happiness and welfare of all his people conflicts directly with which aspect of Indian society?

cultural advancement

the caste system

the practice of Hinduism

warfare strategies

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  1. 21 May, 13:58
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    Explanation:

    The caste system
  2. 21 May, 14:50
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    The correct option is the caste system. Ashoka's commitment to the happiness and welfare of his people.

    Explanation:

    Hindus believed in the caste system. The caste system was a way of organizing people who apparently belonged to a pure blood breed and had a considerably higher level of intellectualness.

    This caste system gave rise to wars and religions. There was always an unsaid unrest among the populace about it. People feared those who were pure blood and the people who were at the end of the hierarchy were treated as filth of the world.

    Ashoka did not approve of this caste system and believed that everyone was equal.
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