An ancient follower of hinduism would try to achieve good karma in order to: A. reincarnate in a more pure varna B. enter the civil service C. win athletic competitions D. find a romantic partner

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An ancient follower of hinduism would try to achieve good karma in order to:

A. reincarnate in a more pure varna
B. enter the civil service
C. win athletic competitions
D. find a romantic partner

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I believe b is the answer

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