Answer:
Hindu animal sacrifices impacted buddhist practices because buddhists did not belive in the sacrafice of animals and many buddhists are vegetarians. It also impacted them because some hindus converted to buddhism because they did not belive in killing animals for religious purpuses.
Explanation:
The Animal sacrifices for religious practices in Hindu Religion affected Buddhism to advocate the non-violence approach towards living things.
Buddhism was developed by Gautam Buddha in 6th Century B.C. The prime reason behind the rise of this religion is because of the Brahmanical and violent approach of Religious practices during Vedic phase.
The practices like killing of animals, heirarchy in religious practices, and complex mantras and process of Worship affected Buddhism in a very revolutionary way.
Buddhism not only stopped animal sacrifices, but also talk about equality, compassion and respect for others.
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