Answer:
A.
Both are influenced by the principles of Buddhism.
Explanation:
they are highly influenced by the teachings and principles of Buddhism.
Nepal, Bhutan, SriLankan,China (south east Asian) have majority of the population who believe in Buddhism religion which they believe was started almost 3000 years ago. In Pakistan and India they have found some ancient civilization in the form of rocks and other antiques. But Pakistan and India Buddhism is almost considered nothing.
while Japanese people have majority who believes in Buddhism and they follow the teachings of Buddha. Japaneses people also travel to these south east Asian countries to see and visit the Buddhism archaeologist sites and also invest for digging of these sites.
Abraham Lincoln, was the president of the United States from a period of time of four years (1861 to 1865), he was also a lawyer, and statesman. He was a skilled and one of the greatest orators in the United States history, giving hundreds of speeches that are still studied for their oratory and eloquence powers. In his speeches Lincoln defined democracy as the equal rights and equality of opportunity. However, he made a difference between basic natural rights like freedom from slavery and political and civil rights such as voting.
One of his most important speeches, was the one delivered after the Battle of Gettysburg in July 1863, in this speech not only he quoted that "<em>all men are created equal</em>", but also that "d<em>emocracy is a government of the people, by the people, and for the people</em>", meaning that is the people who confer higher power and exercise it directly or by their elected representatives under a free electoral system.
Answer:
Sino foreign relations which allowed trade with the outside world
I am pretty sure the answer would be true. I may be wrong but that is what I think it would be. Hope this helps and have a wonderful evening.
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