A Key Difference Between Hinduism and Buddhism Was That Buddhism

question 63

Multiple Choice

A key difference between Hinduism and Buddhism was that Buddhism

• A) claimed that each individual possessed an individual, reincarnatable soul.
• B) believed in an unyielding caste structure.
• C) was simpler, as it rejected the numerous Hindu gods.
• D) required belief in a different, two-tier caste system.
• E) originated in Mongolia, Siddhartha's birthplace.

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