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What became more dominant religion in southeast Asian mainland from 1500-1800?
Buddhism
Which religion became dominant on the southeast Asian mainland?
Catholicism was not the dominant religion it was Buddhism.
What religon replaced Christianity in north Africa?
It was not completely replaced but Islam became dominant in certain areas.
What to places on the mainland of southeast Asia later converted to Buddhism?
Two significant places on the mainland of Southeast Asia that later converted to Buddhism are Thailand and Myanmar. Thailand, originally influenced by animism and Hinduism, saw the adoption of Theravada Buddhism around the 13th century, which became the dominant religion. Similarly, Myanmar, which had a diverse religious landscape including indigenous beliefs and Hinduism, embraced Theravada Buddhism in the 11th century, profoundly shaping its culture and society. Both countries continue to be central to the practice and spread of Buddhism in the region today.
Is the island of Crete lye northwest and became the first home of the Minoan village?
I am not entirely sure what the question is asking. The Minoan civilization did develop on the island of Crete. Crete is to the southeast of mainland Greece.
What became the dominant people in the southern part of eastern Europe?
who became the dominant people of southern eastern europe
Mammals became dominant only after?
after dinsaurs became extinct
What was pharaohs role in religon?
Well after they died, the Eygyptians thought that they became gods
What religon was guru nanak?
Born as a Hindu but started Sikhism and became a Sikh
When did the jutes invade southeast England?
They invaded Britain in the 5th century :P
What religion became the dominant religion of Vietnam?
Buddhism is the dominant religion of Vietnam.
Who preached about reforming the church Geneva became the centre of the calvinist religon?
john calven
