Indian and Islamic Influence in Southeast Asia

Each of the following were Southeast Asian kingdoms between the 1st and 15th century, EXCEPT:

• Funan

• Srivijaya

• Angkor

• Thailahit

Which of the following kingdoms IS NOT matched correctly with its location?

• Angkor - Mekong Valley and Isthmus of Kra

• Majapahit - Java

• Srivijaya - Mekong Valley and Liaodong Peninsula

• Singosari - Malay Peninsula

Which kingdoms were completely island based?

• Majapahit and Singosari

• Angkor and Funan

Which were largely Hindu states?

• Funan and Majapahit

• Srijivaya and Angkor

• Funan and Singosari

• Singosari and Funan

Which were largely Buddhist?

• Majapahit and Funan

• Srivijaya and Angkor

• Singosari and Funan

• Majapahit and Angkor

Which largely blended Hindu and Buddhism with indigenous deities?

• Singosari

• Majapahit

• Angkor

• Srivijaya

Which were largely Islamic?

• Melaka

• Firuz

• Kembiz

• Angkor

Muslim merchants who travelled to and settled in Southeast Asia were ....

• Indians from Gujarat or port cities of southern India

• East Africans from Kilwa and Zimbabwe

• Chinese Uighurs who settled in the Mekong

• "Sea peoples" from the Caspian

Marco Polo observed that ...

• many town and city-dwellers on Java had converted to Islam

• the village people of Java had converted to Islam

• that Islam was non-existent in Java

• That Islam, while practiced by the King of Java, was largely ignored by the rest of Javan society

Each of the following is true about Sufis EXCEPT...

• were known for their sincerity

• preached their faith publicly

• were Islamic purists who did not tolerate traditional beliefs

• were known for their holiness