In their political institutions, the new states of Southeast Asia
A. were predominantly replicas of the Chinese system.
B. assimilated Chinese and/or Indian practices into their own ways of doing things.
C. were totally original in the development of their governments.
D. lacked any semblance of formal government.
E. ultimately created an integrated and peaceful confederacy.
Answer: B
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