The Global Tapestry: Islam, South and SE Asia

An Islamic leader of both the faith and the state was also known as

• Caliph

• President

• Emperor

• Jizya

What empires would one have encountered in India during the era of Global Tapestry?

• The Chola Empire and the Delhi Sultanate

• The Dehli Sultanate and Srivijaya

• The Khmer Empire and the Delhi Sultanate

• The Delhi Sultanate and the Abbasids

The Delhi Sultanate was founded by whom?

• Turkish Muslims

• Turkish Hindus

• Turkish Sikhs

• Turkish Buddhists

The Qutab Minar architectural feature is an innovation of

• South Asia

• East Asia

• Southeast Asia

• The Middle East

Match the correct religion and empire

• The Abbasids: Islam

• The Delhi Sultanate: Islam

• Srivijaya:Buddhism

• All are matched correctly

The Delhi Sultanate was founded by Turkish outsiders within India. What religion were they?

• Islamic

• Buddhist

• Sikh

• Hindu

Which of the following grew powerful based on Indian Ocean trade?

• The Chola

• Srivijaya

• The Khmers

• All are examples of empires who grew powerful through trade

What natural phenomena did Indian merchants and others adapt to innovatively for more efficient travel?

• Monsoon winds

• Caravels with sails

• The Gulf Stream

• Various Indian Ocean currents

This temple, located in Cambodia, shows the cultural influences and traditions of India, diffused through Indian Ocean trade

• Angkor Wat

• Qutab Minar

• Ango Wut

• Qtup Mina

The Hindu tenet suggesting that the good you achieve in your previous life will be repaid in the next life is

• The caste system

• karma

• dharma

• reincarnation