2. in what order did indians spread religious ideas to southeast asia ?
a. buddisht mon...
History, 17.01.2020 19:31, jocelynm0611
2. in what order did indians spread religious ideas to southeast asia ?
a. buddisht monks and scholars, muslim traders, indian merchants and hindu priests.
b. indian merchants and hindu priests, muslim traders, buddhist monks and scholars.
c. muslim traders, indian merchants and hindu priests, buddhist monks and scholars.
d. indian merchants and hindu priests, buddhist monks and scholars, muslim traders.
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