The degree to which India's social order was predicated on racial distinction and the absence of impurities in the blood. This was a defining characteristic of caste-based Indian society. Indian society had clearer-cut castes and clans. In contrast to China, where moderate social mobility was conceivable, for example via civil service examinations, there was almost no such thing as social mobility in Indian society.
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Generally, The concept of "cultural evolution" refers to the view that the development of human culture (including but not limited to the transmission of ideas, practices, and artifacts such as beliefs, knowledge, customs, skills, attitudes, languages, and so on) can be understood as a Darwinian evolutionary process with many key similarities (but not identicality) to biological/genetic evolution.
In conclusion, The degree to which India's social order was predicated on racial distinction and the quality of one's blood is described here. This was a distinguishing characteristic of Indian society, and the caste system was the primary vehicle through which it was manifested. The boundaries between Indian social groupings were more strictly delineated. In Indian society, there was very little opportunity for social movement, but in Chinese culture, opportunities for even small social mobility existed, for example in the form of civil service tests.
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