Sometime during the decline of the Indus civilization, Aryans migrated down to the Indian subcontinent from Central Asia. They brought with them beliefs in gods who personified forces and nature. After the migration, the Aryans wrote new religious texts which contained hymns to the gods and descriptions of the customs, behavior, and traditions of Aryan life. Hinduism is believed to have been created from this interaction. Which answer BEST explains the effect the Aryan migration had on the Indian religion?

A. The Aryans wrote religious texts using only the Indus religion. Those texts were then used as religious texts to create Hinduism.

B. When the Aryans migrated to India they got rid of the Indus religion and established Hinduism.

C. The Aryans brought their own religious ideas and mixed them with similar ideas of the Indus Civilization religion to create a religion called Hinduism.

D. When the Aryans came to India, they took the Indus religious texts and rewrote them to establish Buddhism.
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