Developments in South & Southeast Asia c.1200 to c.1450 P7

Which of the following was not one of the main three religions in South & Southeast Asia?

• Buddhism

• Christianity

• Hinduism

• Islam

The interaction between Hindus and Muslims was always peaceful during this time period.

• True

• False

Obtaining a chance to seek upward mobility was a reason individuals often converted from

• Buddhism to Hinduism

• Islam to Buddhism

• Hinduism to Islam

• Buddhism to Islam

Southern India was able to achieve a higher level of stability than Northern India due to

• better leadership

• expansion of their empire

• all of the above

• none of the above

Why did some Hindus and Buddhists resent the Muslims?

• They destroyed holy temples and shrines in order to obtain wealth

• Mosques were built on holy Hindu and Buddhist sites

• Non-Muslims in the empire had to pay a tax

• All of the above

Muslims are monotheistic while Hindus are

• Monotheistic

• Polytheistic

• Nontheistic

• Non of the above

Hindus followed the caste system while Muslims believed in

• Equality of all believers

• Diversity of all converts

• Separation of the leaders

• Non of the above

Which of the following did not help to make Buddhism a minority religion in the area it began?

• The spread of Islam

• Corrupt Monks

• Raids on Monasteries

• The promise of wealth

Which of the following was not an example of cultural diffusion between the Hindus and Muslims?

• A blended language called Urdu

• Islamic architecture that included Hindu art

• Translating algebra into Arabic

• Keeping Muslim customs the same

Which movement did not discriminate against women or lower castes?

• The Buddhist Movement

• The Reformation Movement

• The Bhakti Movement

• The Sufi Movement