AMSCO AP World History Chapter 11 Flashcards

11666195424	Guru Kabir	Indian mystic, wrote devotional poem that illustrates a major cross cultural interaction, shows mosques of Ka'aba side by side with the temples and the sacred mountain, mirrors interaction of Islam and Hinduism	0
11666195426	Chola Kingdom (850-1267)	over 400 years, extended to Ceylon which became height of trade and allowed travel to south China sea until natives regained land.	1
11666195427	Sind	1st invasion, region of northwestern India, Umayyad Empire descended on it and took over but Hadlow influence due to to its isolation being located on Dar Al Islam and song local power from princes	2
11666195428	Mahmud of Ghazni	conquered Punjab region, plunder into Hindu shrines in Buddhist temples north India to take riches and erected mosques but it did little to spread Islam and covert others	3
11666195429	Delhi Sultanate	conquered ares of Ghanzi successors, 300 years	4
11666195431	Jizya	tax on all non muslims in empire, imposed by Delhi sultanate,	5
11666195433	Calicut	city on the west coast of India, thriving center of trade due to interactions of merchants from east Africa and south west Asia.	6
11666195434	Monsoon winds	essential for trading in the Indian Ocean, northeast in winter and southeast in summer used to carry ships in those directions during that time. Connected east Africa and southwest Asia.	7
11666195435	Lateen Sails	triangular sail that could easily catch wind coming from many directions	8
11666195436	Stern Rudder	gave ships more stability and made them easier to maneuver, on small wooden dhows	9
11666195438	Bhakti Movement	emerged in southern India, emphasizing love and devotion to God, didn't discriminate women or low status	10
11666195439	Mira Bai	female poet, one of the most famous figures of Bhakti movement, songs of devotion to Hindu and lord Krishna still popular	11
11666195440	Jatis	sudcastes, operated like workers' guilds, soon absorbed into social fabric of Indian society	12
11666195442	Urdu	language developed along muslims of South Asia. Sanskrit-based Hindu, Arabic, Farsi, & Persian; Official language of Pakistan	13
11666195443	Ramayan and Mahabharata	epics popular among Funan rulers, served to reinforce ideas of kingship	14
11666195444	Raja	word for king adopted by Funan rulers	15
11666195446	Angkor Kingdom (889-1431)	known as Khmer, near Mekong river, most successful, sophisticated irrigation and drainage, over 500 years	16
11666195450	Dar al-Islam	An Arabic term that means the "house of Islam" and that refers to lands under Islamic rule	17
11667047504	Qutab Minar	A mosque that is an example of the combination of Islamic and Hindu architecture	18
11667097265	Angkor Thom	Capital of Angkor; remains give sense of magnificence; destroyed by Thai in 1432 who had migrated into region from SW China	19
11667104852	Angkor Wat	A temple complex built in the Khmer Empire and dedicated to the Hindu God, Vishnu.	20
11667108908	Melaka	The first major center of Islam in Southeast Asia, a port kingdom on the southwestern coast of the Malay Peninsula.	21