India’s Caste System and American Slavery

The caste system should remain the same but change a little. There are hundreds, possibly thousands, of castes in India, which might not fit into the four traditional castes (Katju 1). Of all the castes India has seem like a pretty good setup, and everyone there understands it. Also, India could change some castes. The castes systems should pretty much all be equal so there would not be fighting over groups of castes. There should be five “higher” groups, and the fifth group should be all the other castes and sub-castes.

No, the reason for the businessmen to justify for slavery was still wrong. The businessmen were too lazy to work in the fields, so they had slaves to do their work for them, and the businessmen got paid for it. The businessmen did not get strong and a good body built for not working the fields, but the slaves did. Slavery and India’s castes system were somewhat alike. The cast system originated from race (Katju 2), and slavery was likely the same thing. But, India’s caste system was right and wrong. The caste system was wrong because there were the very low class people, and very high people. There should be “high” people and the rest are in the middle, no one should be left so low ranking, which no one really cares about them. The best thing about being in a high caste is that they can have more power than the middle castes. Therefore, the middle class had to listen to the high caste to get respect. The right thing about having a caste system is that everyone is assigned to a group, and no one is left out.