1.3 Developments in South and Southeast Asia from c. 1200 to c. 1450

• The Sultanate of Delhi was located in northern India.


  True
• Which empire resisted Muslim rule in South Asia?

  Vijayanagar Empire
• Trade in South Asia flourished along the Silk Road and maritime routes in the Indian Ocean.


  True
• Match the empire with its religious or cultural development:

  Sultanate of Delhi ↔️ Sufism

  Vijayanagar Empire ↔️ Bhakti movement
• Which devotional movement of Hinduism gained prominence in the Vijayanagar Empire?

  Bhakti
• What were the key commodities traded in South Asia along major routes?

  Spices, textiles, precious metals
• Match the religious development with the empire it originated in.

  Sufism ↔️ Sultanate of Delhi

  Bhakti movement ↔️ Vijayanagar Empire
• A major trading center in Southeast Asia during this period was Melaka
• The Sultanate of Delhi was located in northern India
• Cultural exchanges in South Asia were facilitated by foreign merchants and travelers
• The social stratification in both the Sultanate of Delhi and the Vijayanagar Empire was based on the caste
• The Majapahit Empire followed the Hindu-Buddhist
• The trading center of Melaka played a crucial role in Southeast Asia's economy during this period.
• Which empire absorbed Hindu and Chinese cultural influences through trade?

  Majapahit Empire
• What was the religious affiliation of the Sultanate of Delhi?

  Muslim
• Match the empire with its religious affiliation:

  Sultanate of Delhi ↔️ Muslim

  Vijayanagar Empire ↔️ Hindu
• Which commodities were traded along major routes in South Asia during this period?

  Spices, textiles, precious metals
• What social stratification system was maintained by both empires?

  Caste system
• Both the Sultanate of Delhi and the Vijayanagar Empire fostered cultural exchanges through trade and travel
• Improvements in agricultural practices in South Asia included new crops and irrigation
• In Southeast Asia, the Majapahit Empire was located in Java
• Local rulers in Southeast Asia benefited from trade through taxes and resource control.


  True
• The Vijayanagar Empire resisted Muslim rule in southern India.


  True
• Improved agricultural practices in South Asia led to cultural exchanges.


  True
• Trade and travel led to significant cultural exchanges in both the Sultanate of Delhi and the Vijayanagar Empire.


  True
• What was the location of the Ayutthaya Kingdom?

  Central Thailand
• What type of religious influence was dominant in the Majapahit Empire?

  Hindu-Buddhist
• Match the political development with the region it occurred in:

  Sultanate of Delhi ↔️ South Asia

  Majapahit Empire ↔️ Southeast Asia
• What were the two major political developments in South Asia during this period?

  Sultanate of Delhi, Vijayanagar Empire
• Both the Sultanate of Delhi and the Vijayanagar Empire thrived on trade and commerce.


  True
• The Vijayanagar Empire successfully resisted Muslim rule
• Cultural exchanges in South Asia were facilitated through trade and travel
• Sufism was a mystical form of Islam that arose in the Sultanate of Delhi.


  True
• The Vijayanagar Empire expanded its control over much of the South Asian subcontinent.

  False
• Order the key commodities that drove trade in South Asia during the period from 1200 to 1450.

  1️⃣ Spices

  2️⃣ Textiles

  3️⃣ Precious metals
• The Ayutthaya Kingdom was primarily Theravada Buddhist.

  True
• Order the religious influences in Southeast Asia during the period from 1200 to 1450 based on their chronological emergence.

  1️⃣ Hinduism

  2️⃣ Buddhism

  3️⃣ Islam
• Match the empire with its geographical location.

  Sultanate of Delhi ↔️ Northern India

  Vijayanagar Empire ↔️ Southern India
• Match the religious movement with the empire it originated in:

  Sufism ↔️ Sultanate of Delhi

  Bhakti ↔️ Vijayanagar Empire
• Where was the Majapahit Empire located?

  Java, Indonesia