What is the significance of the Bhakti Movement?

It emphasized one's love and devotion to God above all else, It attempted to bridge the gap between Hindus and Muslims

Why were Sufis such effective missionaries?

They weren't as strict with the doctrines as others

How did the Buddhist contrast from Mahmud of Ghazni in their building of Angkor Wat?

Mahmud conquered the Punjab region to construct his temples

Which of the following is not a way in which the Funan were influenced by South Asia?

They adopted Daoist beliefs from South Asia

What was the key to the Chola's Kingdom's trade network in South Asia?

It controlled present day Sri Lanka

How did new Muslim merchants fit into the Caste System?

They were put into subcastes called Jatis.

Name all 4 Muslim invasions into Northern India

Umayyad, Mahamud of Ghazni, Ghazi's successors, Mongols

Name all 4 merchant diasporic communities

Muslim, Chinese, Sogdian and Jewish

Why might Northern Indians convert to Islam besides religious belief?

To avoid the tax against non-Muslims

How does the Quitab Minar in India meld Islam, Hinduism and Jainism?

It's a mosque built using parts of Hindu and Jaini shrines

How did Islam in South Asia relate to Christianity in the Roman Empire?

They appealed to those who were lesser in social structure

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What is the significance of the Bhakti Movement?
It tried to eliminate all traces of Christianity from Asia
It helped create a new drink called Bhak tea
It emphasized one's love and devotion to God above all else
It attempted to bridge the gap between Hindus and Muslims
2
Urdu is the official language of Pakistan today and blends together what languages?
Hindi, Arabic and Farsi
Sanskrit, Chinese and Arabic
German, French and Russian
Chinese, Arabic and Hindu
3
Why were Sufis such effective missionaries?
They moved faster compared to other missonaries
They weren't as strict with the doctrines as others
They were usually wealthier, appealing more to the citizens
They were more widely accepted amongst people
4
What region did these specialized goods come from? Silks and Porcelain
Southwest Asia
China
Africa
India
5
How did the Buddhist contrast from Mahmud of Ghazni in their building of Angkor Wat?
The Buddhist conquered the Punjab region to construct theirs
Mahmud conquered parts of China to construct his
Mahmud built his out of toothpicks and glitter glue
Mahmud conquered the Punjab region to construct his temples
6
Where did the Arabic numeral system originate?
Saudi Arabia
India
Iran
China
7
What region did these specialized goods come from? Slaves, Ivory and Gold
China
India
Africa
Japan
8
Which of the following is not a way in which the Funan were influenced by South Asia?
They adopted Hinduism and Buddhism into their culture
Ramayana and Mahabharata became popular among rulers
They adopted Daoist beliefs from South Asia
They adopted the language of Sanskrit
9
What was the key to the Chola's Kingdom's trade network in South Asia?
It controlled present day Sri Lanka
It controlled present day Vietnam
It controlled present day Japan
It controlled present day Russia
10
How did new Muslim merchants fit into the Caste System?
They were rejected by a majority of Muslims
They weren't allowed to sell in most cities and communities
They were put into subcastes called Jatis.
They were widely accepted by most of the community
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What region did these specialized goods come from? Spices
China
Southwest Africa
Malaysia
Indonesia
12
Name all 4 Muslim invasions into Northern India
English, Russians, Chinese, Mongols
Umayyad, Mahamud of Ghazni, Ghazi's successors, Mongols
The Sassanids, Franks, Mongols, Abassids
Kabir, Damascus, Deccan, Pakistan
13
Where did these specialized goods come from? Fabrics, High Carbon Steel, Carpets
Malaysia
China
Africa
India
14
Name all 4 merchant diasporic communities
African, Spanish, Indian and Buddhist
Chinese, Russian, Japanese and Vietnamese
Indian, Hindu, Chinese and African
Muslim, Chinese, Sogdian and Jewish
15
What region was the Muslim city-state of Melaka able to control for their trade network?
Vietnam
Japan
The Yellow River
The Strait of Melaka
16
Why might Northern Indians convert to Islam besides religious belief?
Because they believed it more
To avoid the tax against non-Muslims
Because it appealed to them more
Because they'd be kicked out of the country
17
How does the Quitab Minar in India meld Islam, Hinduism and Jainism?
It's a church built with parts of Hindu and Jaini shrines
It's a mosque built using parts of Hindu and Jaini shrines
It's a church built using parts of Hindu and Jewish shrines
It's a mosque built using parts of Islam and Jewish shrines
18
How did Islam in South Asia relate to Christianity in the Roman Empire?
Both had the same amount of converts
They both were monotheistic
They both had the same culture and traditions
They appealed to those who were lesser in social structure
19
Who established the Vajayanagar kingdom in South Asia?
Genghis Khan and Marco Polo
Sinhalese and Chola
Mahmud and Kabir
Hairhara and Bukka
20
What were the two empires as the beginning and end of this period? (South Asia)
Ming And Yuan
Gupta and Mughal
Han and Qin
Tang and Song
21
Why did traders in South Asia have to spend months in cities they were bringing goods to?
They had to repair their ships from the trip
They had to resupply before leaving a city
Monsoon Winds
They weren't allowed to leave because they were foreigners
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What region did these specialized goods come from? Horses, figs and dates
China
Southwest Asia
India
Southwest Africa

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