Ancient Southeast Asian Kingdoms and Empires

Multiple Choice

The body of water in Southeast Asia (between the Malay peninsula and Sumatra) that connected Southeast Asia with India and the Arabs for trade.

• Andaman Sea

• Strait of Malacca

• Indian Ocean

• Bay of Bengal

Multiple Choice

What crop helped sustain the large population of the Khmer Empire?

• Corn

• Rice

• Beans

• Potatoes

Multiple Choice

the transport of goods overseas between two countries or regions is known as what?

• empire relations

• foreign exchange

• maritime trade

• international trade

Maritime Trade

The transport of goods overseas between two countries or regions is known as maritime trade. This term specifically refers to the exchange of goods via sea routes, which has been a crucial aspect of global commerce throughout history. While international trade encompasses all forms of trade between countries, maritime trade is a subset that focuses on sea-based transportation.

Multiple Choice

How did the Funan Kingdom's location contribute to its importance as a trading center in Southeast Asia?

• It was located near the Silk Road.

• It was situated between India and China, facilitating trade.

• It was close to the Mediterranean Sea.

• It was on the Arabian Peninsula.

Khmer Empire

The Khmer Empire was able to sustain its large population primarily due to the cultivation of rice. Rice was a staple crop in the region, and the empire developed advanced irrigation systems to support its growth. This allowed for a stable food supply, which in turn supported the empire's population and growth.

Multiple Choice

What present day country is Angkor Wat located?

• Vietnam

• Thailand

• Indonesia

• Cambodia

Multiple Select

Which of the following were accomplishments of the Srivijaya Empire?

• Controlled the Strait of Malacca

• Built the Angkor Wat temple complex

• Created important Buddhist education centers

• Developed advanced irrigation systems

​Borobudur Temple Complex

Multiple Choice

Which empire build the Borodudur Temple?

• Khmer

• Funan

• Sailendra

• Champa