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Your correct answer would be 3.
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Islands such as tobago and mauritius successfully preserved natural areas in the 1700s, as scientists from colonizing nations understood their importance to environmental health.
The island and ward of Tobago are both located in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (/tbeo/). It is situated about 160 kilometres (99 miles) off the northeastern coast of Venezuela, 35 kilometres (22 mi) northeast of Trinidad, a larger island. Additionally, it is southeast of Grenada. The cocrico is Tobago's national bird. In the first century of the Common Era, Saladoid people settled in Tobago. They brought with them pottery-making and agricultural traditions, and are likely to have introduced crops such as cassava, sweet potatoes, Indian yam, tannia, and corn. Tobago was first inhabited by indigenous people belonging to the Ortoiroid cultural tradition between 3500 and 1000 BCE.: 21–24
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The answer is "They helped spread Buddhism".
Stupa is a term used for Buddhist memorial landmark which usually contain holy relics related with the Buddha or other revered people. As indicated by Buddhist legend, especially the Mahaparinirvana, the remains of the Buddha had been shared among eight nations following his demise. Ashoka tried to reclaim the relics and distribute them among 84,000 Stupas built for religious purposes which greatly helped Buddhism spread in India.
Someone might say that as they hold the relics of elders option "C" might be applicable but that does not properly fit the description and purpose of a "Stupa" which primarily were built to hold the relics of Buddha himself who brought "salvation" or "Nirvana" for people not only in India.
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