In the country of Burnada, citizens are restricted from moving out of the strata they are born into. Also, individuals are allowed to engage only in the same occupation as their parents. The system of social stratification being practiced in Burnada can be identified as a

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In the country of Burnada, citizens are restricted from moving out of the strata they are born into. Also, individuals are allowed to engage only in the same occupation as their parents. The system of social stratification being practiced in Burnada can be identified as a

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Caste System.

Explanation: A caste system is a process of putting people in occupational groups qnd social interactions which can be due to religion mostly Hinduism or deep rooted tradition that instills division of labour. Caste system in Burnada can also be seen in countries like Indian too.

People who failed to live up to the expectations of the caste system were considered to be impure and termed "Untouchables" and it was believed that associating with them would pollute or contaminate that person. The untouchables were made to do discriminating jobs which includedleather-work, or killing rodents.

In order to be brought back into the caste system, the polluted person would follow through some rituals.

Failure to return back will afford the person or persons a non beffiting burial if they died.