- Which best describes the Indian caste system from 600 to 1200 C.E.?
AIt disintegrated with the introduction of Islam.
BIt was rigid, but adapted well to change
CIt was grounded in the teachings of the Buddha.
DThe shudras were at the top of the social pyramid.
Which was a trend in Indian society from 600 to 1200 C.E.?
Aintroduction of new people into the caste system.
Bthe rise of Sanskrit literature to its golden age.
Ca sharp decline in the population.
Dfinal disappearance of Islamic worship.
How did Islam influence India during the post-Classical era?
AIslam mandated membership in the bhaktic cults.
BMuslim rulers ordered the construction of Angkor Wat.
CIslamic merchants created the trade monopolies enjoyed by Funan.
DThe influx of Muslim merchants led to the rise of cities and urban culture.
Which demonstrates the influence of Indian society in Southeast Asia?
Atitles taken by rulers.
Bdismantling of government bureaucracies.
Cadoption of the caste system.
Drejection of Hinduism.
Which was NOT a key feature of the Khmer Empire?
Areliance on rice-based agriculture.
Bconstruction of Indian-inspired temples.
Cthe island of Sumatra.
Dgradual adoption of Buddhism over Hinduism.
AIt disintegrated with the introduction of Islam.
BIt was rigid, but adapted well to change
CIt was grounded in the teachings of the Buddha.
DThe shudras were at the top of the social pyramid.
Aintroduction of new people into the caste system.
Bthe rise of Sanskrit literature to its golden age.
Ca sharp decline in the population.
Dfinal disappearance of Islamic worship.
AIslam mandated membership in the bhaktic cults.
BMuslim rulers ordered the construction of Angkor Wat.
CIslamic merchants created the trade monopolies enjoyed by Funan.
DThe influx of Muslim merchants led to the rise of cities and urban culture.
Atitles taken by rulers.
Bdismantling of government bureaucracies.
Cadoption of the caste system.
Drejection of Hinduism.
Areliance on rice-based agriculture.
Bconstruction of Indian-inspired temples.
Cthe island of Sumatra.
Dgradual adoption of Buddhism over Hinduism.