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What was the primary factor that allowed the kingdom of Funan to flourish economically?
What was the primary factor that allowed the kingdom of Funan to flourish economically?
- A centralized political structure
- Its rich mineral resources
- A strong military presence
- Its strategic location along trade routes (correct)
Which Indian influence was particularly significant in the development of Funan?
Which Indian influence was particularly significant in the development of Funan?
- Sikhism
- Jainism
- Hinduism (correct)
- Buddhism
What was the primary type of governance suggested for Funan?
What was the primary type of governance suggested for Funan?
- An absolute monarchy
- A decentralized network of states (correct)
- A democratic republic
- A feudal system
Which kingdom followed Funan and continued the tradition of Indianized states in the region?
Which kingdom followed Funan and continued the tradition of Indianized states in the region?
What significant engineering achievement is associated with the Khmer Empire?
What significant engineering achievement is associated with the Khmer Empire?
What was a notable achievement of the Angkor civilization?
What was a notable achievement of the Angkor civilization?
What was the primary religious influence in the kingdom of Sukhothai?
What was the primary religious influence in the kingdom of Sukhothai?
Why did Sukhothai lose its power in the 15th century?
Why did Sukhothai lose its power in the 15th century?
What was the primary religion that unified the rulers of the Pagan Empire?
What was the primary religion that unified the rulers of the Pagan Empire?
Which geographic feature significantly contributed to the economic strength of the Pagan Empire?
Which geographic feature significantly contributed to the economic strength of the Pagan Empire?
What architectural feature is predominantly associated with the Pagan Empire?
What architectural feature is predominantly associated with the Pagan Empire?
What major kingdom succeeded Angkor and became prominent in Thailand from 1350 to 1767 CE?
What major kingdom succeeded Angkor and became prominent in Thailand from 1350 to 1767 CE?
Which of the following best describes the economic activity of the Ayutthaya Kingdom?
Which of the following best describes the economic activity of the Ayutthaya Kingdom?
What was a significant cultural influence during the Pagan Empire, aside from Theravada Buddhism?
What was a significant cultural influence during the Pagan Empire, aside from Theravada Buddhism?
How did Ayutthaya's rulers expand their kingdom?
How did Ayutthaya's rulers expand their kingdom?
Which grand temple is associated with the wealth and devotion of the Ayutthaya Kingdom?
Which grand temple is associated with the wealth and devotion of the Ayutthaya Kingdom?
Flashcards
Pagan Empire location
Pagan Empire location
Located in present-day Myanmar, along the Irrawaddy River.
Pagan Empire's religion
Pagan Empire's religion
Theravada Buddhism, a unifying force.
Pagan Empire's trade route
Pagan Empire's trade route
Strategically located along the Irrawaddy River, a major trade route.
Ayutthaya location
Ayutthaya location
Located in the Chao Phraya River delta of Thailand.
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Ayutthaya's economy
Ayutthaya's economy
Thrived on trade in goods like rice, spices, and luxury items.
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Ayutthaya's religion
Ayutthaya's religion
Theravada Buddhism, shaping its culture and architecture.
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Ayutthaya's power
Ayutthaya's power
A major Southeast Asian power, challenging neighbors like the Khmer Empire.
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Pagan's influence
Pagan's influence
Left a lasting mark on Burmese history and culture.
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Funan
Funan
An early Indianized kingdom in Southeast Asia (1st-6th centuries CE), centered in the Mekong Delta, known for its maritime trade and agricultural practices. Heavily influenced by India's culture and politics.
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Indianized State
Indianized State
A state heavily influenced by Indian culture, including political structures and beliefs like Hinduism.
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Khmer Empire
Khmer Empire
A powerful Southeast Asian empire (flourished 9th-15th centuries CE) known for its advanced hydraulic systems, large population, and magnificent temples like Angkor Wat.
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Angkor Wat
Angkor Wat
A magnificent temple complex in the Khmer Empire, a testament to advanced engineering and religious beliefs.
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Sukhothai
Sukhothai
The first major independent kingdom of Thailand (13th-15th centuries CE), known for Theravada Buddhism and innovative pottery.
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Ramkhamhaeng
Ramkhamhaeng
A pivotal 13th-century leader who expanded the Sukhothai kingdom.
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Maritime Trade
Maritime Trade
Trade conducted by sea, crucial in the rise of early Southeast Asian kingdoms for exchanging goods and ideas.
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Theravada Buddhism
Theravada Buddhism
A form of Buddhism emphasizing individual practice and monastic life.
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