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Which of the following best describes the relationship between Hinduism and Buddhism in India?1. Hinduism superseded Buddhism in India by the twelfth century C.E. but incorporated elements of Mahayana Buddhism, including the representation of the Buddha as an incarnation of the deity Vishnu.2. Hinduism spread with Buddhism into Central, Southeast, and East Asia after the fourth century C.E., and both remain important religions in those regions today.3. Buddhism originated in India in the fifth century B.C.E. but never gained a following there, because Hinduism was already well established.4. Buddhism superseded Hinduism in India after the fourth century C.E. and remains the predominant religion on the Indian subcontinent today.

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