Apentix/AP World History/Unit 2: Networks of Exchange (1200-1450)/Question
AP World Historyhardmcq1 pt

The spread of Buddhism along the Silk Roads resulted in:

A.The elimination of Hinduism in India
B.The development of new Buddhist traditions like Mahayana and Chan (Zen) Buddhism
C.Buddhism remaining unchanged from its Indian origins
D.The rejection of Buddhism in China

Explanation

Core Concept

As Buddhism spread along the Silk Roads, it adapted to local cultures. In China, it merged with Daoist philosophy to form Chan (Zen) Buddhism, while Mahayana Buddhism developed as a more accessible tradition across Central and East Asia.

Correct Answer

BThe development of new Buddhist traditions like Mahayana and Chan (Zen) Buddhism

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