Chapter 4 Review

What is one way the Gupta emperors benefitted from trade?

Sailors who landed in the Indian city of Calicut could be there for up to six months because of

How did Cholas build their empire?

Indian culture, religion, and ideas spread to other parts of Asia mainly because of

The literary language of India at this time was ______________.

Who was a religious teacher and bhakti poet?

Which branch of Buddhism believes in bodhisattvas?

A famous author from the Gupta period was

What important game that we play today was invented in India durng this time?

What does the word "sultan" mean?

Who was the princess poet that was a devoted follower of Krishna?

Most literature written during the Gupta Empire was written in Sanskrit.

In the 1300s the Delhi Sultanate was one of the most powerful kingdoms of the Islamic world.

Hindus of the Gupta period disapproved of music and dancing.

Buddhism split nto two main groups called

Which branch of Buddhism believes that Buddha was a great teacher, but not a god?

The Gupta Empire was most powerful under Samudra Gupta.

Scientists and mathematicians of the Gupta Era _____________. Select ALL that apply.

Theravada Buddhism is widely practiced in which country?

Religious singer-poets expressed the ____________, or devotion, of people to a Deity of their choosing.

Chandra Gupta succeeded in

Which empire conquered other territories and spread its influence through the use of gunpowder?

The two main religions practiced in India during the Gupta era were

Buddhism spread from India to ___________.

What is a bodhisattva?

The Mughal Empire under the Emperor Akbar was notable for many reasons. Select ALL that apply.

Kingdoms in ___________ Asia adopted many aspects of Indian culture.

Indian mathematicians adopted the concept of infinity from Arab scholars.

Chandra Gupta's son conquered all of northern India from the ______________ mountain ranges to the ______________ River.

Turkish armies raided northern India for several centuries, finally establishing an Islamic dynasty at _______________.

The Mughal Empire ruled after the fall of the Delhi Sultanate.

After 711, Islam became a(n) ___________ religion in India.

Which empire ruled during the Golden Age of India?

The Chola empire emerged in the southern part of India.

Which empire emerged in southern India after the collapse of the Gupta Empire?

Mughal armies took power in India mainly through the __________>

Why did Vasco da Gama fail to win a trade agreement for Portugal?

Several __________ states adopted Indian culture and religion from the Chola Empire merchants who traded in that region.

What was a common feature of bhakti movements?

How did Muslim rule influence trade in India?

Who was the Buddhist monk from China who traveled to collect Buddhist texts?

The bhakti movement was brought to India by traders visiting Calicut.

The Taj Mahal is an example of the blending of which two architectural styles?

Resistance to Mughal rule increased after the death of Akbar.

Which empire ruled northern India from 1206 to 1526?

Why did sailors remain in Calicut for long periods of time?

Akbar shocked Muslim religious leaders because ___________.

What scientific theory did Aryabhata propose?

Theravada Buddhists believe in delaying nirvana to continue helping others on Earth.

Why did the songs of the Bhakti poets become popular with the common people of India?

Akbar encourged his subjects to convert to Islam.

Islam was introduced to North India through peaceful means like trade.

_____________ became an important minority religion in India.

The Buddhist term nirvana meas