Unit 3 Lesson 14.3 Introduction to Islam

What was the most prominent Muslim Kingdom in India from the 13th to the 16th century?

• Delhi Sultanate
• Maurya Empire
• Gupta Empire
• Mughal Empire

What was the result of the spread of Islam in India?

• Conversion of all Hindus and Buddhists to Islam
• Tension with Hindus and Buddhists
• Peaceful coexistence with Hindus and Buddhists
• No effect on the relationship between Muslims and Hindus/Buddhists

What cultural developments resulted from India's interaction with Islam?

• Complete assimilation of Indian and Islamic cultures
• New styles of music, architecture, literature, and painting
• No cultural developments
• Destruction of Indian culture

What is the Taj Mahal an example of?

• Indo-Islamic architecture
• Buddhist architecture
• Hindu architecture
• Islamic architecture

What was shared between India and the new Islamic Empires?

• Religious beliefs
• Artistic techniques
• Military strategies
• Innovations in science and mathematics

What is one effect of India's interaction with Islam?

• No effect on India or the Islamic world
• The complete assimilation of Indian and Islamic cultures
• The destruction of Indian culture
• The spread of Indo-Islamic ideas around the world

What religion appeared in India in the 11th century?

• Christianity
• Hinduism
• Islam
• Buddhism

Who conquered territory in northern India in the 11th century?

• Persians from the west
• Indians from the south
• Mongols from the north
• Turks from Central Asia

What was the easternmost region of India that the Muslim conquests reached?

• Kerala
• Punjab
• Bengal
• Gujarat

What was the reaction of Hindus and Buddhists to the spread of Islam in India?

• Indifference
• Acceptance
• Celebration
• Tension