1.3 Developments in S & SE Asia

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Which religions were involved in the cross-interaction in South and Southeast Asia? Options: Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism; Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism; Judaism, Islam, Christianity; Hinduism, Christianity, Judaism

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Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism

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Where is Southeast Asia on the map?

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south of China

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What southern Indian empire was known for reconstructing Hindu life after disunities in the 12th & 13th centuries?

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Vijayanagara Empire

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Which empire successfully captured the city of Delhi and ruled for 300 years?

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Delhi Sultanate

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What is a part of India’s historical continuity and has remained largely and culturally relevant? Options: Bhakti Movement, Caste system of Hinduism, Spread of Islam, Trade routes

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Caste system of Hinduism

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What did those who left Hinduism and converted to Islam generally fail to achieve?

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Higher social status

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How did Muslims help spread India's advancements in algebra & geometry?

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by translating them into Arabic

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What movement began in southern India & was attractive to people, because it didn't discriminate against low social classes & women?

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Bhakti Movement

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What was South Asia a major influence on?

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Southeast Asia

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What language developed in South Asia that was a mix of Hindi, Arabic, & Farsi?

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Urdu