Most of mainland Southeast Asians followed which of the following?

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Buddhism spread throughout mainland Southeast Asia and became the dominant religion, with the exception of parts of Vietnam where Mahayana Buddhism and Confucianism were also practiced. Islam was mainly confined to the Malay Peninsula and parts of Indonesia, and Christianity did not become prevalent until the arrival of European colonizers. Hinduism and Shinto were not significant religions in Southeast Asia.

Most of Mainland Southeast Asians Followed Which of the Following