#13 13.14.Shi'ism((B) Sufism(BuddhismZoroastrianismWhich of the following was the main reason that Buddhist thought had important social implications for SouthAsia?(A) It encouraged larger family size.(B) Its followers were incorporated into the Brahman caste.inaleSpsuffermystuff(C) It challenged hierarchies based on caste.(D) It reinforced the idea of obedience to the emperor as a means to salvation.Luca TettoniThe ninth-century monument pictured above, located on the island of Java in present-day Indonesia, bestexemplifies which of the following historical processes?(A) The conflict between secular and religious principles of government(B) The spread of universalizing religions beyond their places of originThe rejection of universal religions by rulers wishing to protect local religious practices(D) The growth of popular religion

Buddhism is a non-theistic religion that originated in India in the fifth century BCE. It is a…

13. Which of the following was the main reason that Buddhist thought had important social implications for South Asia? (A) It encouraged larger family size. (B) Its followers were incorporated into the Brahman caste. (C) It challenged hierarchies based on caste. inale (D) It reinforced the idea of obedience to the emperor as a means to salvation. Spsuffermy staff

13. Which of the following was the main reason that Buddhist thought had important social implications for South Asia? (A) It encouraged larger family size. (B) Its followers were incorporated into the Brahman caste. (C) It challenged hierarchies based on caste. inale (D) It reinforced the idea of obedience to the emperor as a means to salvation. Spsuffermy staff