The period from $1000\ BC$ to $600\ BC$ is called Anuvaidik or Uttar Vedic.
There is a special kind of revolution in the field of agriculture in North Vedic India.
Which had an impact on the life of Indian society.
Anuvidika society was divided into castes.
There were four races in the society. $(1)$ Brahmin $(2)$ Kshatriya $(3)$ Vaishya and $(4)$ Shudra.
The Brahmin and Kshatriya races had socially exclusive rights and had control over the other two races.
Vaishya and Shudra races were associated with production functions.
But his social status was low.
The Brahmin caste was associated with religion, education, rituals while the Kshatriya caste was associated with administration and state system.
Vaishya Varna was associated with agriculture, trade, commerce and animal husbandry.
While the Shudra race came under the category of artisans.
The importance of the clan increased socially in the post-Vedic period.
The transliterated society was patriarchal.
In the later Vedas of the Rig Veda, many prayers for the attainment of a son state that the importance of man increased in the society.
The practice of polygamy came into existence in the society.
The social status of women changed in the post-Vedic period as compared to the Vedic period.
The practice of joint family was prevalent and the head of the family made all the decisions.
The student was getting education from the guru.
Knowledge of Vedas, history, Puranas and physical education was imparted to the students.