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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?

    Strayer Chapter 6

    Eurasian Social Hierarchies500 b.c.e. 500 c.e.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?

    Both systems are used to define social hierarchy.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.

    Wudi:The Chinese emperor who

    started the Chinese civil service

    system (pron. woo-dee)

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?

    The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?

    The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined social groups more rigidly and with lessopportunity for social mobility than in many class-based systems.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.

    dharma: In Indian belief, performance of the

    duties appropriate to an individuals caste;

    good performance will lead to rebirth in a

    higher caste.

    karma: In Indian belief, the force generated

    by ones behaviorin a previous life that

    decides the level at which an individual will bereborn.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.

    Ban Zhao:A Chinese woman writer

    and court official whose work provides

    valuable insight on the position of

    women. (pron. bahn joe)

    Wudi:Chinese emperor who

    started the Chinese civil

    service system with an

    imperial academy for future

    officials. (pron. woo-dee)

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.

    Empress Wu:Theonly female emperor

    in Chinese history,

    patronized

    scholarship, worked

    to elevate the

    position of women,and provoked a

    backlash of

    Confucian misogynist

    invective.

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    Difference between systems ofChinese Class andIndian Caste?The caste system defined the social order in terms of religious ideasabout the creation of the universe more explicitly and more closely thanmany class-based systems.

    scholar-gentry class:

    Chinas landowningfamilies, reflecting their

    wealth from the land and

    the privilege that they

    derived as government

    officials.

    the three obediences: Chinese

    Confucian, a woman is permanently

    subordinate to male control:

    1. Father, 2. Husband, 3. Son.

    Yellow Turban Rebellion:A massive Chinese

    peasant uprising inspired by Daoist teachings with

    the goal of establishing a new golden age ofequality and harmony.