The correct option is B
Zoroastrianism, by the name of its founder, is the denomination of religion and philosophy that, derived from a previous religion called Mazdaism, is based on the teachings of the Iranian prophet and reformer Zoroaster (Zarathustra), who recognize as divinity Ahura Mazda , considered by Zoroaster as the only uncreated creator of everything. On the other hand, Vedism is the religion of the Vedic period, historically prior to Hinduism. Religion is based on the four ancient Sanskrit texts called Vedas. It worshiped a trinity of gods, the Vedic trinity (Agní, Indra and Suria), which in the third century BC. C. began to be replaced by the Puranic trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
