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How did the Khmer civilization shape culture in Southeast Asia? Select the two correct answers.

innovated a feudal system based on the loyalty of samurai warriors
developed writing systems that spread throughout Asia
used irrigation canals and reservoirs to support large scale rice farming
Introduced Islam via Indian Ocean trade routes
Built casts Buddhist temple complexes

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The two correct answers regarding how the Khmer civilization shaped culture in Southeast Asia are:

  1. Used irrigation canals and reservoirs to support large scale rice farming - The Khmer civilization is known for its advanced irrigation systems, which significantly enhanced agricultural productivity and supported the growth of their empire.

  2. Built vast Buddhist temple complexes - The Khmer are famous for their monumental temple complexes, such as Angkor Wat, which reflect the cultural and religious influence of Buddhism in the region. These structures have had a lasting impact on architecture and culture in Southeast Asia.

The other options, while interesting in their own contexts, do not accurately describe the contributions of the Khmer civilization.