A religious shift occurred in 16th-century Indonesia as Islam was growing in importance. Which of the following areas of 16th-century Indonesia was not predominantly Muslim?

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Bali was not predominantly Muslim in the 16th century. While Islam had spread to Sumatra and Java during this time, Bali remained primarily Hindu. East Timor was also not predominantly Muslim in the 16th century as it was largely inhabited by animist and Christian groups.

A Religious Shift Occurred in 16th-Century Indonesia as Islam Was