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Topic 1.3 (South & Southeast Asia) Quiz!
Topic 1.3 (South & Southeast Asia) Quiz!
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How did the the Srivijaya Empire and Majapahit Kingdom prosper?
Building irrigation systems that improved agriculture
Appealing to lower castes
Controlling sea trade routes
Enforcing a tax on non-Muslims
2
Which of these places did NOT become majority Muslim after they were conquered by Muslims?
North Africa
Persia
Indonesia
India
3
Where did Arabic numerals originate from?
China
India
Pakistan
Arabia
4
Which region was controlled by the Vijayanagara Empire in the 14th century?
Southeast Asia
Modern day Sri Lanka
Southern India
Northern China
5
In 1431, what kingdom invaded Angkor Thom forcing out the Khmers?
Srivijaya Kingdom
Sukhothai Kingdom
Rajput Kingdom
Majapahit Kingdom
6
What religion was the deity Shiva associated with?
Hinduism
Confucianism
Buddhism
Judaism
7
How did people in South Asia interact with the middle east?
Fought with each other
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Shared achievements with each other
Ignored each other
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When did the Majapahit kingdom reign?
1293 to 1520
108 to 385
430 to 1258
420 to 6969
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What new language developed between the Muslims of South Asia?
Urdu
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Archi
Xhosa
10
What kingdom reigned over southern India for more than 400 years?
The Srivijaya Empire
The Song Dynasty
The Chola Dynasty
The Abbasid Empire
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Before the arrival of Islam in South Asia, what did most people practice?
Confucianism
Hinduism
Buddhism
Neo-Confucianism
12
What religion were the bhaktis a part of?
Buddhism
Islam
Hinduism
Jainism
13
Where did the Sufis do Missionary work?
Africa
Southeast Asia
South Sudan
Egypt
14
Which of these empires was also known as the Angkor Kingdom?
Srivijaya
Sukhothai
Khmer
Delhi Sultanate
15
What island that Harihara and Bukka arrived at is known today as?
Indonesia
Japan
Island
Sri Lanka
16
Which of the following is NOT true about A’ishah al-Ba’uniyyah
She wrote a poem called “Clear Inspiration, on Praise of the Trusted one.
Part of her work reflects a contrast between most Muslims and Sufis.
She is the most prolific female Muslim writer before the 20th century
She laid down the foundation for making trigonometry a separate subject
17
Islam in India was similar to Christianity in Rome because
It spread along Mediterranean trade routes
Followers were persecuted for their beliefs
Constantinople became the new capital of the empire
People of low social standing were attracted to a message of equality
18
What is the official language of Pakistan today? (It was developed among Muslims in South Asia)
Urdu
Farsi
Chinese
Arabic
19
Where was the Rajput Kingdom located?
Patna
Delhi
Modern day Pakistan
Pakistan
20
Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor to the spread of Islam?
Movement of trade routes
Natural disasters
Military action
Tolerance of religion
21
What Empire had a prosperous navy?
Rajput
Sukhothai
Srivijaya
Khmer
22
Hindus pray to…
No gods
Exactly 4 gods
Many gods
One God
23
How did Islam initially enter India?
Willingly
Forcefully
Expectfully
Peacefully
24
Where is the Qutub Minar located?
Pakistan
Indonesia
Java
Delhi
25
What group of Muslim people were most essential in the rapid spread of Islam?
Rulers
Slaves
Merchants
Women
26
What became the center of Buddhist study?
Western Africa
Southeast Asia
Sinhala Dynasties
Song Dynasty
27
Who were the first Southeast Asian Muslims?
Farmers
Slaves
Missionaries
Merchants
28
Angkor Wat is located in what is now this country
Vietnam
Laos
Malaysia
Cambodia
29
Before the arrival of Islam, what did most South Asians practice?
Buddhism
Hinduism
Christianity
Islam
30
What did religious structures in India often demonstrate?
Ancestry
Syncretism
Geometry
Hinduism
31
Which social structure was used in India during the 13th century?
Karma/Darma
Caste System
Clash of Clans Leagues
Indian Hierarchy
32
From which direction did the Mongols attack India from?
East
North
West
South
33
What allowed invasions into India from Muslim armies?
Bad protection
Mountain passes
A weak army
The collapse of the great wall
34
Who eventually overthrew the Delhi Sultanate in 1526?
Mongol Empire
Vijayanagara Empire
Gupta Empire
Mughal Empire
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How many years did the Delhi Sultanate reign?
60 years
7 years
4000 years
300 years
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Why did Harihara and Bukka convert to Islam?
Islam was cool
They were threatened by the government
They wanted upward mobility
Hinduism was declining
