Exam 32: South and Southeast Asia, 1200 to 1980

How is the story about the wild elephant from the Akbarnama an allegory about Akbar's early years as ruler?

A religious shift occurred in 16th-century Indonesia as Islam was growing in importance. Which of the following areas of 16th-century Indonesia was not predominantly Muslim?

In Krishna and Radha in a Pavilion, which of the following would be a setting for the lovers' tryst?

How did Akbar and the Elephant Hawai from the Akbarnama become a metaphor for Akbar's rule?

How did the 20th century impact Southeast Asian artists? Use examples to support your essay.

How do these works function as cultural dialogues?

Which area of India resolutely resisted Mughal expansion?

In the Vijayanagara sacred center, what was not included in the architectural complex?

Gopuras, a very popular structural motif, can be found in temple complexes in the far south of India. Which of the following describes this structural motif?

Where is the Taj Mahal?

How do Vietnamese ceramics reflect the history of Vietnam?

Vietnam gained independence in the 10th century after a thousand years of political and cultural domination from which of the following countries?

Which of the following religions was growing as a political and religious force in 13th-century India?

The Delhi sultanate was established in 1206 by ____.

How is the change in leadership significant for the Khmer of Angkor during the 13th century?

Describe and evaluate the impact of British rule on 19th-century Indian art. Use examples to support your essay.

The vassals of the Khmer of Angkor soon replaced them as the region's major power. Which of the following were those vassals?

Which of the following does the Emerald Buddha represent for Thai kings?

Describe the impact of Indian art and philosophy on Thailand. Use examples to support your essay.

Describe the architecture of the Great Temple at Madurai. How does it function within the complex? How does is reflect Hindu architecture?