Which of the following faiths did NOT reach out to converts as missionaries moved out along the global communications networks around 1500?

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Hinduism traditionally did not seek converts in the same way that Islam, Christianity, and Buddhism did, especially around the year 1500. These three religions have a long history of missionary work aimed at spreading their faith beyond their original geographic and cultural boundaries, whereas Hinduism has largely grown organically within its native South Asian context and has not historically engaged in organized missionary activities to the same extent.

Which of the Following Faiths Did NOT Reach Out to Converts