Question

The Grand Canal built under Sui Dy nasty rulers was notable for all of the following EXCEPT a. rapid communications between regions of China. b. Emperor Sui Yangdi could survey his empire. c. transportation of food products from the South to the North. d. more efficient dispatching of troops to the provinces. e. facilitating transmission of Buddhism.

Answer 1

E. facilitating transmission of Buddhism.

Step-by-step explanation:

The transmission of Buddhism in China occurred through Silk road, not the Grand Canal.

In the past, many Chinese Traders and politician use the road to travels to northern part of India (India was the country where Buddhism was originated)..

In that country, the politicians and traders interacted with local people and exchanges in knowledge and culture occurred among them, including Buddhism. When the politician and traders came back to china, they spread Buddhism to Chinese locals and facilitate the transmission of Buddhism.