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Rajas of the Rig Vedic Period were similar to the kings of the Mauryan period.

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According to early hypothesis, 'Varna System' was based on how many occupations?
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Early Aryans worshipped images.
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The colour of the Painted Grey Ware pottery was _____ from the inside.
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In Rig Vedic Period, Yajnas were an important part of the religious life of people.
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The Early Vedic society did not have class or caste distinctions based on _____.
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Who was 'Purohita'?
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The Aryans worshipped?
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The 'Sabha' was the _____.
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The Aryans laid the foundation of an urban society.
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In the Early Vedic Period, Jana and Vish were used to describe a community of people.
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In Rig Vedic Period, non-Aryans were called Dasyus.
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The main occupation of people during the Later Vedic Period was
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A person was expected to inculcate particular values in each of the four stages of life-Brahmacharya, Grihastha, Vanaprastha and Sanyas. Describe them.
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_____ was the most important form of wealth for people in the Early Vedic age.
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The Aryans worshipped the Nature-Gods.
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The tribal assemblies mentioned in the Rig Veda are
 
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Indra and Agni were the important Gods of the Early Vedic Period.
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Cotyledons are also called-
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Our knowledge about the Aryans depends mainly on literary sources.
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 What were the four stages into which the Aryans divided the span of human life?