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How did Asoka spread Buddhism throughout the Mauryan Empire?(1 point)
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He issued commands that forced his subjects to convert to Buddhism.
He issued commands that forced his subjects to convert to Buddhism.
He made Buddhism the state religion and put Buddhist symbols on money and the flag.
He made Buddhism the state religion and put Buddhist symbols on money and the flag.
He went to war with neighboring territories and exiled those who disagreed with him.
He went to war with neighboring territories and exiled those who disagreed with him.
He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.
He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.
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He issued commands that forced his subjects to convert to Buddhism.
He issued commands that forced his subjects to convert to Buddhism.
He made Buddhism the state religion and put Buddhist symbols on money and the flag.
He made Buddhism the state religion and put Buddhist symbols on money and the flag.
He went to war with neighboring territories and exiled those who disagreed with him.
He went to war with neighboring territories and exiled those who disagreed with him.
He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.
He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.
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**He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.**
Asoka is known for his efforts to promote Buddhism, including the construction of stupas and edicts that spread its teachings.
**He created more than one hundred monuments to the Buddha’s teaching and sent out emissaries and missionaries.**
Asoka is known for his efforts to promote Buddhism, including the construction of stupas and edicts that spread its teachings.