Question 1

​ The more long-lasting effect of Islam's arrival in India occurred with the arrival of

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A) Islamic merchants in the eighth century. 
B) Arabic armies which forced conversion to Islam of conquored populations. 
C) the Mongols in the twelfth century. 
D) Turkic-speaking Muslims in the tenth-eleventh centuries. 
E) Christian Crusaders in the fourteenth century. 
A) Islamic merchants in the eighth century. 
B) Arabic armies which forced conversion to Islam of conquored populations. 
C) the Mongols in the twelfth century. 
D) Turkic-speaking Muslims in the tenth-eleventh centuries. 
E) Christian Crusaders in the fourteenth century.

Question 2

Identify the following terms.
-Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon

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The Shwedagon Pagoda, also known as the

Question 3

Identify the following terms.
-the Sind and Punjab

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The Sind and Punjab are two regions loca

Question 4

Identify the following terms.
-Compare and contrast the Mauryan and the Gupta dynasties. How did they differ in terms of territory? Which seemed to have the most effective administration? Which had the most lasting impact on Indian society, and why?

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The Mauryan and Gupta dynasties were two

Question 5

Sikhism

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A) tried to blend Islam and Hinduism. 
B) practiced pacifism spite of attacks from Hindus and Muslims. 
C) ultimately provided a third religious alternative in Persian Afghanistan. 
D) was founded by Nanak, a guru in Tamiland, in the early 500s. 
E) followed the Five Pillars of Asoka. 
A) tried to blend Islam and Hinduism. 
B) practiced pacifism spite of attacks from Hindus and Muslims. 
C) ultimately provided a third religious alternative in Persian Afghanistan. 
D) was founded by Nanak, a guru in Tamiland, in the early 500s. 
E) followed the Five Pillars of Asoka.

Question 6

All of the following are correct about the Polynesian peoples except

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A) they originated on the island of Taiwan and on the southeastern coast of China. 
B) they colonized the islands of Tahiti, Hawaii, and Eastern Island. 
C) they were seafarers. 
D) the Maoris of New Zealand were not among the Polynesians. 
E) they had sailing canoes up to 100 feet long. 
A) they originated on the island of Taiwan and on the southeastern coast of China. 
B) they colonized the islands of Tahiti, Hawaii, and Eastern Island. 
C) they were seafarers. 
D) the Maoris of New Zealand were not among the Polynesians. 
E) they had sailing canoes up to 100 feet long.

Question 7

Identify the following terms.
-Silk Road

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The answer of Identify the following terms.
-Silk Road...

Question 8

The capital of the Gupta Dynasty under Chandragupta I was at

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A) Pataliputra. 
B) Bactria. 
C) Chang'an. 
D) Bombay. 
E) Delhi. 
A) Pataliputra. 
B) Bactria. 
C) Chang'an. 
D) Bombay. 
E) Delhi.

Question 9

In the Gupta period, Brahmanism and Buddhism coexisted harmoniously. ​

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Mongol raids from the northwest from the khanate in Samarkand were led by their ruler:

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A) Tamerlane. 
B) Ala-ud-din 
C) Huigadui 
D) Attilla 
E) Basra 
A) Tamerlane. 
B) Ala-ud-din 
C) Huigadui 
D) Attilla 
E) Basra

Question 11

Identify the following terms.
-nada

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The term "nada" is a Spanish word that t

Question 12

Islam was spread through parts of India by the military advances of

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A) the Rajputs. 
B) Mahmud of Ghazni. 
C) the Nanaks. 
D) Samudragupta. 
E) Asoka. 
A) the Rajputs. 
B) Mahmud of Ghazni. 
C) the Nanaks. 
D) Samudragupta. 
E) Asoka.

Question 13

Compare the isolating factors of geographic conditioning in India to those of Southeast Asia, and discuss the significant differences this made religiously, economically, and politically. ​

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Geographic conditioning in India and Sou

Question 14

What was the principle distinction between trade and agriculture in Southeast Asia?​

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A) ​The presence of foreign merchants. 
B) ​Religious prohibition in certain areas. 
C) ​Lack of access to fertile river deltas in Cambodia and Burma. 
D) ​environmental conditioning 
E) ​agriculture based on millet rather than wet rice. 
A) ​The presence of foreign merchants. 
B) ​Religious prohibition in certain areas. 
C) ​Lack of access to fertile river deltas in Cambodia and Burma. 
D) ​environmental conditioning 
E) ​agriculture based on millet rather than wet rice.

Question 15

The most famous example of the Buddhist architecture that employed a massive empty stupa with sculpted terraces is the temple on Java at

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A) Kuala Lumpur. 
B) Borobudur. 
C) Mount Meru. 
D) Rangoon. 
E) Jakarta. 
A) Kuala Lumpur. 
B) Borobudur. 
C) Mount Meru. 
D) Rangoon. 
E) Jakarta.

Question 16

The major reason for the transformation of Brahamism to Hinduism occurred with

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A) a growing emphasis on devotion as a means to improve one's Karma had more widespread effect. 
B) antagonism within the feuding factions of Mahayana and Theraveda Buddhism. 
C) the arrival of Islam and a concerted effort to retain Indian culture instead of Muslim. 
D) Simplification of the Vedic texts and decline of the power of the Brahmin jati. 
E) competing Sutras within Buddhism confused followers as to which one was proper. 
A) a growing emphasis on devotion as a means to improve one's Karma had more widespread effect. 
B) antagonism within the feuding factions of Mahayana and Theraveda Buddhism. 
C) the arrival of Islam and a concerted effort to retain Indian culture instead of Muslim. 
D) Simplification of the Vedic texts and decline of the power of the Brahmin jati. 
E) competing Sutras within Buddhism confused followers as to which one was proper.

Question 17

In what way was Islam established in India? To what extent was this new religion able to gain converts from the indigenous Hindu and Buddhist populations? How did the introduction of Islam impact India's caste system?

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Islam was established in India through a

Question 18

Muslim customs in India had little effect on the Hindu practice of ​sati.​

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Identify the following terms.
-Bamiyan Buddhas

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The Bamiyan Buddhas were two monumental

Question 20

The Delhi sultanate of the twelfth century could not effectively quell their Indian subjects because: ​

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A) ​disintegration of the Abbasid Dynasty to a rival Sunni faction left no centralized chain of command. 
B) ​the Rajput engrained considerable resistance to the Muslims by appealing to both Buddhists and Hindus. 
C) the arrival of the Mongol forces on the northwest frontier. 
D) ​Islamic forces were split between India and trying to fight the Crusades in the Mediterranean. 
E) ​None of these. 
A) ​disintegration of the Abbasid Dynasty to a rival Sunni faction left no centralized chain of command. 
B) ​the Rajput engrained considerable resistance to the Muslims by appealing to both Buddhists and Hindus. 
C) the arrival of the Mongol forces on the northwest frontier. 
D) ​Islamic forces were split between India and trying to fight the Crusades in the Mediterranean. 
E) ​None of these.

Exam 9: The Expansion of Civilization in South and Southeast Asia

​ The more long-lasting effect of Islam's arrival in India occurred with the arrival of

Identify the following terms. -Shwedagon Pagoda in Yangon

Identify the following terms. -the Sind and Punjab

Identify the following terms. -Compare and contrast the Mauryan and the Gupta dynasties. How did they differ in terms of territory? Which seemed to have the most effective administration? Which had the most lasting impact on Indian society, and why?

Sikhism

All of the following are correct about the Polynesian peoples except

Identify the following terms. -Silk Road

The capital of the Gupta Dynasty under Chandragupta I was at

In the Gupta period, Brahmanism and Buddhism coexisted harmoniously. ​

Mongol raids from the northwest from the khanate in Samarkand were led by their ruler:

Identify the following terms. -nada

Islam was spread through parts of India by the military advances of

Compare the isolating factors of geographic conditioning in India to those of Southeast Asia, and discuss the significant differences this made religiously, economically, and politically. ​

What was the principle distinction between trade and agriculture in Southeast Asia?​

The most famous example of the Buddhist architecture that employed a massive empty stupa with sculpted terraces is the temple on Java at

The major reason for the transformation of Brahamism to Hinduism occurred with

In what way was Islam established in India? To what extent was this new religion able to gain converts from the indigenous Hindu and Buddhist populations? How did the introduction of Islam impact India's caste system?

Muslim customs in India had little effect on the Hindu practice of ​sati.​

Identify the following terms. -Bamiyan Buddhas

The Delhi sultanate of the twelfth century could not effectively quell their Indian subjects because: ​

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The more long-lasting effect of Islam's arrival in India occurred with the arrival of

In the Gupta period, Brahmanism and Buddhism coexisted harmoniously.

Compare the isolating factors of geographic conditioning in India to those of Southeast Asia, and discuss the significant differences this made religiously, economically, and politically.

What was the principle distinction between trade and agriculture in Southeast Asia?

Muslim customs in India had little effect on the Hindu practice of sati.

The Delhi sultanate of the twelfth century could not effectively quell their Indian subjects because: