When Buddhism Became the State Religion of Yamato in 594

When Buddhism became the state religion of Yamato in 594, followers of Shinto _________

A) Mounted a fierce counter-attack, reasserting 'the way' of their own gods.
B) Persuaded the Empress Suiko to change her mind and revert to the old religion.
C) Accommodated Buddhist principles into a fused religious tradition.
D) Rejected Mahayana Buddhism but found Amida Buddhism more attractive.