Religion and Belief Systems
States and Empires
Trade and Indian Ocean Networks
Political and Social Structures
Cultural and Architectural Achievements
100

The two major religions that spread to Southeast Asia from India.

What are Hinduism and Buddhism

100

This Muslim empire ruled much of northern India from the 13th to 16th centuries.

What is the Delhi Sultanate

100

The ocean-based trade network that connected East Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeast Asia.

What is the Indian Ocean trade network

100

This caste-based social hierarchy was most prominent in Hindu societies of South Asia.

What is the caste system

100
This South Asian architectural style was often used for mosques during the Delhi Sultanate.

What is Islamic architecture

200

This religion spread to South Asia largely through Sufi missionaries and trade networks.

What is Islam

200

This type of empire focused on controlling trade routes and ports rather than large land territories.

What is a Maritime Empire

200

Seasonal wind patterns that made long-distance ocean trade possible.

What are Monsoon winds.

200

This political strategy helped states gain wealth without conquering large territories.

What is Controlling trade routes

200

Indian cultural ideas spread to Southeast Asia mainly through this process.

What is Cultural diffusion

300

This form of Buddhism became prominent in mainland Southeast Asia.

What is Theravada Buddhism

300

This mainland Southeast Asian empire constructed Angkor Wat as a symbol of political and religious power.

What is the Khmer Empire

300

A major Southeast Asian trading chokepoint essential to Indian Ocean commerce.

What is the strait of Malacca

300

A system in which rulers claimed divine authority, common in South and Southeast Asia.

What is Divine kingship

300

A massive Hindu temple complex built by the Khmer Empire.

What is Angkor Wat

400

The religious practice took practices from 2 different religions and combined them.

What is Syncretism

400

This southeast Asian empire grew wealthy by controlling maritime trade routes through the Strait of Malacca.

What is Srivijaya

400

Luxury goods from South and Southeast Asia traded across the Indian Ocean.

What are Spices, Textiles, and Gemstones.

400

Southeast Asian rulers often used this strategy to legitimize their rule.

What is Adopting Hindu or Buddhist traditions

400

These structures symbolized religious devotion and political power.

What are Temples and Monuments

500

This group of Islamic missionaries helped spread Islam peacefully across South and Southeast Asia.

What are Sufis

500

This empire succeeded Srivijaya and dominated Southeast Asian trade in the 13th-15th centuries.

What is the Majapahit Empire

500

This South Indian empire, thriving from the 14th-15th centuries, controlled trade along the Coromandel Coast, built fortified cities, and promoted Hindu culture while participating actively in the Indian Ocean trading network.

What is the Vijayangara Empire

500
The Delhi Sultanate relied heavily on this group to maintain control.

What are Military elites.

500

This devotional movement emphasized personal devotion to a diety over ritual or caste, produced poetry and songs in local languages, and helped challenge social hierarchies in South Asia between 1200-1450.

What is the Bhakt movement.