AustenR:
Which statement explains why Dalits were considered to be “untouchable” and “unseeable”?(1 point) Responses They performed jobs that dealt with contamination and what was considered spiritual pollution. They performed jobs that dealt with contamination and what was considered spiritual pollution. They were considered to be unclean because they raised livestock. They were considered to be unclean because they raised livestock. They were highly favored by the gods and could not be approached. They were highly favored by the gods and could not be approached. They worked as servants to the upper castes.
SolidGoldKing13:
Dalits were considered "untouchable" and "unseeable" because they performed jobs involving contamination and spiritual pollution, like handling waste. This perception of impurity led to their segregation, reflecting gregarious hierarchies in India basically.
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