How did trade stimulate political change in Southeast Asia?

Rulers used wealth from trade to make more developed cites.

Most Southeast Asian societies traced an individuals ancestry:

Both the mother’s and father’s line

Which of the following is not one of Spain’s reasons to take over the Philippines?

They had good trading ports before Spain came to the island.

What were women roles like in Southeast Asia?

They had fewer restrictions than other civilizations.

How did the Sailendra Kingdom use nature to their advantage?

They mounted buildings that had temples and monuments

How did Japan’s borrowing of Chinese culture differ from that of Korean and Vietnamese?

Japan took it voluntarily, China never invaded bc of the sea

Trade in silk, tea, Confucian and Buddhist texts between China and Korea which lead to what?

Korea became part of the expanding world of Chinese culture

What were leaders regarded as in Southeast Asia?

God-kings that were reincarnated

A Japanese term to describe the way of the warrior

Southeast sculpture and architect grew:

From the artistic forms of Indian culture

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Southeast Asia AP World Quiz

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Javil Navarro, Prabhgun Singh, Nay Aye, Harjodh Khalsa, AP World, Mr. Isenberg, 5th Period

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1
What trade routes were these?
Malay Ways
Silk Trade
Dutch East India Company's
Spice Trade
2
How did trade stimulate political change in Southeast Asia?
Other countries took southeast Asians as slaves.
Rulers used wealth from trade to make more developed cites.
Social hierarchy more prominent as people became wealthier
Trade allowed other empires to take over
3
Most Southeast Asian societies traced an individuals ancestry:
From the mother’s side
None of the above
Both the mother’s and father’s line
From the father's side
4
What other region did the growth of many Southeast kingdoms parallel?
Russia
West Africa
Anatolia
Portugal
5
Which of the following is not one of Spain’s reasons to take over the Philippines?
The Philippines had an absence of competing claim
The Philippines were close to China and the 'spice' islands.
They had good trading ports before Spain came to the island.
The Philippines had weak military societies
6
What were women roles like in Southeast Asia?
They had fewer restrictions than other civilizations.
They had no role in public life.
Weren’t able to initiate divorce.
Couldn't own property with their husbands.
7
What country is this?
Korea
Indonesia
Vietnam
Canada
8
How did the Sailendra Kingdom use nature to their advantage?
Had empty land for military use
Used nature for pastoral use
It became a site for social gatherings
They mounted buildings that had temples and monuments
9
How did Japan’s borrowing of Chinese culture differ from that of Korean and Vietnamese?
Korea/Vietnam voluntarily took it,elites assimilated already
Korea/Vietnam borrowed from India, not China
Korea and Vietnam were governed by Chinese rulers.
Japan took it voluntarily, China never invaded bc of the sea
10
Which part of Eurasia it this?
Southeast Asia
Europe
East Asia
South Asia
11
Trade in silk, tea, Confucian and Buddhist texts between China and Korea which lead to what?
Chinese beliefs supported by women, b/c gave them rights
Korea became part of the expanding world of Chinese culture
Korean elites followed Confucian beliefs not the lower class
It provoked military campaigns from neighboring regions
12
What was the majority of their land like?
Blizzards, Snowy
Fertile, agricultural lands
Dry, vast deserts
Grassy, flat plain lands
13
What civilization/region influenced Southeast Asian languages?
India
Japan
China
Vietnam
14
What were leaders regarded as in Southeast Asia?
Corrupt leaders
Peaceful rulers
Rich and Lazy
God-kings that were reincarnated
15
Which cultures/religions did trade most bring to the Southeast region?
Legalism/Confucianism
Judaism/Islam
Hinduism/Buddhism
Confucianism/Daoism
16
Who settled in Southeast Asia in hopes of dominating Indian Ocean commerce but failed?
The Chinese
The British
The Dutch
The Portuguese
17
What was Bushido
An Arabic Term used to describe the elites
A Japanese term used to describe the ban of European trader
A Japanese term to describe the way of the warrior
A Korean Term used to describe the trading system
18
Southeast sculpture and architect grew:
The spread of Cambodian culture
From the artistic forms of Indian culture
From the Chinese sphere of influence
Arabian architecture and styles
19
Which option most likely led to the formation of new southeast Asian societies?
A long time period of peace
Sea-based trade
Expansion
Cultural integration
20
What country is this?
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Indonesia

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