Question

How did Aryan religion contribute to class differences in India?

Religious rituals usually involved holding large parties, and only wealthy people could afford the parties.

The Vedas contained the directions for how to perform sacrifices, and only priests were allowed to own the Vedas.

Common people disagreed with participating in religious rituals because the sacrifices involved burning foods like fruit and meat.

Reading religious texts required education, and making sacrifices cost money, so wealthier people had greater access to religion.

Answer 1

the answer would be D.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

The Aryans, who invaded northern India around 1500 B.C.E., changed the local culture in myriad ways, chielfy by introducing Indians to horses and cattle, as well as Aryan gods and language. Originally part of the large Indo-European group, Aryans were nomadic. They raised livestock as they moved from place to place.

In other words.... it's D