AP World History Ch 15

The first southeast Asian state to reflect Indian influence was centered on its capital port city of Oc Eo. What was its name?

• Majapahit
• Melaka
• Funan
• Srivijaya

Buzurg ibn Shahriyar

• was the first powerful caliph after the death of Muhammad.
• wrote the Book of the Wonders of India
• Led a series of devastating invasions of India in the eleventh century
• was one of the most influential Sufi missionaries to visit India

The scholarly Buddhist emperor who reunited northern India in the seventh century was

• Harsha
• Ashoka
• Mahmud of Ghazni
• Shankara

The bhakti movement

• never caught on in India as it had in China
• sought to erase the distinction between Hinduism and Islam
• appealed to Indians who were stifled by the strictly monotheistic views of Hinduism
• tried to find god through a strictly rationalistic pursuit of the divine

Mahmud of Ghazni's main inspiration for visiting India in the eleventh century was to

• spread Islam
• visit important Buddhist temples
• build a centralized state based on a Persian model
• plunder

An invasion in 451 C.E. by the White Huns began the collapse of the

• Gupta dynasty
• Mauryan dynasty
• Byzantine empire
• Han dynasty

The kingdoms of southern India were mainly

• Islamic
• Buddhist
• Hindu
• Sikh

From 53 million in 600 C.E., the population of India rose by 1500 C.E. to

• 60 million
• 105 million
• 81 million
• 72 million

By around 1500 what portion of the total Indian population was Muslim

• one-twentieth
• one-half
• one-fourth
• two-thirds

The temples of Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat were built by the rulers of what kingdom?

• Majapahit
• Srivijaya
• Funan
• Khmer