How did the constitution of Sri Lanka affect Buddhism?

It recognized Buddhism as a national religion.

It separated religion from state.

It promoted secular governance.

It allowed for multiple state religions.

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A. It recognized Buddhism as a national religion.

The constitution of Sri Lanka stipulated that the state shall protect and foster Buddhism, prioritizing it over other religions.

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