Wyatt Gay

27 April, 19:09

Which best describes religious movements of ancient India?

A. india is the birth place of judaism islam and shinto.

B. India is the birthplace of hinduism, buddhism, and siknism

C. India major religions share gods worshipped by greek empire.

D. Indias major religions share gods worshipped by roman empire.

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