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why was the migration of the Aryans to India significant

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http://www.eduplace.com/kids/socsci/ca/books/bkf3/imaps/AC_07_228_aryan/AC_07_228_aryan.html

This did not help me out ms sue is there another link you can add?

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That link didn't help at all. If you could, every once in awhile, JUST GIVE A BALLPARK FIGURE, and stop sending stupid links.

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I am with Anna this link didn't help AT ALL!

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I disagree with a lot of you. The link Ms. Sue gave helped me completely. Are you here looking for an answer? Maybe you should read what Ms. Sue sent unless reading is really that hard for you. You're in 8th grade (at least im doing this problem in 8th grade) and you can't handle reading not even a paragraph in length?

Thankyou Miss Sue the link helped.

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The migration of the Aryans to India was highly significant in shaping the course of Indian history and culture. This migration occurred around 1500 BCE and brought several transformative changes to the region. The Aryans, belonging to the Indo-European linguistic group, introduced the Vedic religion, which ultimately evolved into Hinduism. They also brought with them the Sanskrit language, which became the foundation of classical Indian literature, philosophy, and scripture. Additionally, the Aryans established a complex social system known as the varna system, which later evolved into the caste system. This migration played a crucial role in the development of India's cultural, religious, and social fabric that continues to influence the country to this day.