The Mandal Commission attempted to close education gaps caused by (*) centuries of institutionalizing this practice by reserving university spots for "backward classes."
In his magnum opus, the Abbé Dubois concluded that the existence of this institution made conversion more likely to lead to atheism than Christianity. Georges Dumézil's trifunctional hypothesis came about as a result of his observations regarding this institution. The Mandal Commission attempted to close education gaps caused by (*) centuries of institutionalizing this practice by reserving university spots for "backward classes." B.R. Ambedkar objected to the use of the term harijan to describe individuals that were deemed unclean by the rules of this institution, which originally placed people into the Vaishya, Shudra, Kshatriya, and Brahmin categories. For 10 points, name this system of social stratification prevalent in India.
In his magnum opus, the Abbé Dubois concluded that the existence of this institution made conversion more likely to lead to atheism than Christianity.
caste system