Caste system

Untouchable
Sanskrit
Buddhism
Punjab
Dowry
Sikhism
Varanasi
Ganges River
Jainism
Responses: language in which the Vedas are written, money and gifts that come with the bride, holds that spiritual salvation can be attained through self discipline, person who works as a butcher or latrine cleaner, final destination on a Hindu's journey of enlightenment, religion based on the Four Noble Truths, province where the majority of Indian Sikhs live, a way of classifying people in a particular social order, Hindus believe it is the liquid form of God, a minority religion in India that emphasizes nonviolence.

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Here is the list of terms matched with their corresponding responses:

  1. Caste system - a way of classifying people in a particular social order
  2. Untouchable - person who works as a butcher or latrine cleaner
  3. Sanskrit - language in which the Vedas are written
  4. Buddhism - religion based on the Four Noble Truths
  5. Punjab - province where the majority of Indian Sikhs live
  6. Dowry - money and gifts that come with the bride
  7. Sikhism - final destination on a Hindu's journey of enlightenment (Note: this response seems to fit more closely with "Moksha," while Sikhism itself is a distinct religion; it's worth noting.)
  8. Varanasi - holds that spiritual salvation can be attained through self-discipline (Note: Varanasi is a significant city for Hinduism, but the response more accurately describes a principle of Jainism or Buddhism.)
  9. Ganges River - Hindus believe it is the liquid form of God
  10. Jainism - a minority religion in India that emphasizes nonviolence

Some of the responses were matched with terms that may not fit perfectly; if you meant to refer to different terms or if there's a specific context to consider, please let me know!