How did technology change the spiritual and intellectual lives of the Chinese under the Tang dynasty?
A. The compass allowed sailors to spread Chinese ideas such as
Confucianism to neighboring nations.
B. The invention of gunpowder led to the conquest of new lands and
the eventual adoption of their faiths.
C. Woodblock printing allowed Buddhist texts such as the Diamond
Sutra to spread among the population.
D. The creation of paper money helped Daoists become the
dominant religious group in China

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