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In what ways does social structure of the United States resemble ancient India?

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The caste system in India and the class system in the United States are both based on wealth levels and are set up to favor those of higher class, or those with greater wealth. However, there is increasingly little mobility in the US system, whereas the caste system sees members of lower and upper classes change their monetary status without also changing class distinction. Another difference is that India's system is based on religion while that of the US is not.

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The caste system in India and the class system in the United States are both based on wealth levels and are set up to favor those of higher class, or those with greater wealth. However, there is increasingly little mobility in the US system, whereas the caste system sees members of lower and upper classes change their monetary status without also changing class distinction. Another difference is that India's system is based on religion while that of the US is not.

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