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Buddhism spread primarily from India into various regions of Asia, including Central Asia, China, Korea, Japan, and Southeast Asia. It adapted to local cultures and beliefs, resulting in diverse forms such as Mahayana, Theravada, and Vajrayana. The spread was facilitated by trade routes like the Silk Road and the efforts of missionaries and monks. Today, Buddhism is a major religion with millions of followers worldwide.
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Where is Biddhism primarily practiced?
Buddhism is primarily practiced in Asia.
What did Europeans want from Americas?
They wanted Gold, Land, and to spread Chistianity
How did Jews holy land spread?
the Holy Land did not spread. If anything, it has shrunk since ancient times.
Why was biddhism established?
Buddhism wasn't established particularly; the man whom we now call the Buddha (which means "the Enlightened One") came to understand the meaning of life by attaining Nirvana. As he taught other about his philosophy and discovery, knowledge of this practice began to spread and was called Buddhism after him.
What happened after plant first became able to live on land?
Adaptive radiation spread them into many land niches
How is organic fertilizer used?
It is spread on the land.
What is the dominant religion if India?
Hinduism is a very dominant religion in India. There are also other religions such as, Biddhism, Jainism, Sikhism and Christianity.
What were monks who spread the good news to people in every land called?
Missionaries were monks who spread the good news to people in every land.
When spores spread and land in a suitable place what form?
New Mycelium is what forms when spores spread and land in a somewhat suitable place.
What was the first place Judaism spread to?
The Holy Land.
What happens when cultures spread?
When cultures spread new categorized in land happen or community for all mixed peoples.
How did the Aztec empire spread out more and more land?
War
