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| to accept into the general population of another culture |
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| a language of India, first spoken by the ancient Aryans |
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| Ancient books of sacred Hindu writings |
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| a religion native to India, featuring belief in many gods and reincarnation |
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| the belief that the soul lives on after death and returns to life in a new body |
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| a group in India’s society |
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| In India, people below all castes. The name came from the idea that others would be made impure from their touch |
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| an Asian religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha |
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| Warriors and herders from eastern Europe and Western Asia who came to India beginning about 3,000 years ago |
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