Question

2. Buddhism appealed to many people in China because

A. it offered followers a path to wealth and security.


B. the faith was already very similar to traditional Chinese beliefs that put


responsibility to the family above all else.


C. it promised that devotion would end suffering and lead to eternal happiness.


D. it offered a nonviolent way to blend the basic beliefs of Confucianism, Daoism,


and Buddhism.

Answer 1

C. it promised that devotion would end suffering and lead to eternal happiness.

Step-by-step explanation:

Buddhism appealed to many people in China because it promised to alleviate suffering and provide eternal happiness through its teachings. This contrasted with the challenges of everyday life and traditional beliefs. Buddhism's focus on personal growth, compassion, and mindfulness also aligned with Chinese values. The other options (A, B, and D) are not accurate explanations for Buddhism's appeal in China.