Caste System

I am writing a reflection about caste systems in general. To me, these caste systems are an unfair way to group different people in different ranks. Lets take the ancient Indian Caste system for example, if you are born as a fisherman, you will forever be a fisherman which to me shows that the kings only thought about their family ruling but not giving anyone else a chance. I think, it would make alot of difference if the system was not so strict. In China and in the southeast asia, the caste system is much more flexible as it allowed people to move from one rank to another, giving people the chance to try out new things and gain more experence in other things like from fishing to carpenting. All in all, the caste systeem is a reliable way to stay in power but if not closely monitered, rebellions would occur. :)

Recently, we had a history 'exhibition'. I myself, have learnt a lot of history in educational terms. But also, I have learnt to work together as a team and has learn alot of mistakes that should have been corrected. For once, I really should have maked the worksheet in the computer so that the teacher wont have to ask where my worksheets are. Next, I have also learnt that I should have taken the inisiative to give work to my group members so that theywill not hesitate to do what they have to do. These are the things I should have done as a leader. Apart from the faults, our group as managed it enough so that it is presentable to the teacher and the other class.

Reflections on Indus valley civilization

The indus valley civilisation so far, in my opinion, is the most advanced civilization I have studied so far. The civilization contains a citadel, a large port where people can take shelter in an event of an invasion. A granary, where people can store food like oat, wheat and barley. The occupations include priest who carry out religious rituals,craftsmen who make tools and weapons,farmerswho produce food and traders who sells as well as purchase. There are even priest who carry religious purposes. The great bath is also used for religious purpose...