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Which of the following best analyzes how Buddhism spread so effectively in Southeast Asia? (1 point)
Buddhism developed from Angkor Wat in the middle of Southeast Asia.
Buddhism allows for diversity in practice, allowing for easy cultural convergence.
Buddhism spread because of the power of the Chinese Han Dynasty.
Buddhism spread because of the Indian Empire in Southeast Asia.
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Buddhism allows for diversity in practice, allowing for easy cultural convergence.
Explanation: Buddhism’s flexibility and ability to blend with local beliefs (plus adoption by merchants and rulers and use of trade/routes) made it easy to spread across diverse Southeast Asian societies.
Explanation: Buddhism’s flexibility and ability to blend with local beliefs (plus adoption by merchants and rulers and use of trade/routes) made it easy to spread across diverse Southeast Asian societies.
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