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In the Vedic age:
Polygamy was allowed
child marriage became prominent
widows could remarry
both (a) and(c)
- Option 1: Polygamy was allowed
- In the Vedic age, polygamy was indeed permitted. It was socially acceptable, though not widespread among all classes.
- Option 2: Child marriage became prominent
- Child marriage was not a feature of the early Vedic period. It became more common in later eras due to social and cultural changes.
- Option 3: Widows could remarry
- Widow remarriage was allowed in the Vedic age. Women had some social freedom, and remarriage was a possibility.
- Option 4: Both (a) and (c)
- This option correctly points out that both polygamy was allowed and widows could remarry.
By: Aman ProfileResourcesReport error
Tarun Bilandi
as per explanation, answer should be D
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