Traditions and Encounters Chapter 15 AP World review

Traditions and Encounters Chapter 15 AP World review White Huns - ANS from central Asia invaded India and disrupted the Gupta administration The first state known to reflect Indian influence in monarchical rule was - ANS Funan Funan dominated the lower reaches of the Mekong River (including parts of modern Cambodia and Vietnam) between - ANS the 1st and 6th centuries C.E. The Harsha Kingdom reigned - ANS from 606-648 C.E. Location of Srivijaya - ANS the island of Sumatra After the Srivijaya kingdom fell due to the expansion of the Chola kingdom, which three kingdoms took over? - ANS The kingdoms of Angkor (889-1431 C.E.), Singosari ( C.E.), and Majapahit ( C.E.) The kingdom of Angkor (889-1431 C.E.) - ANS based in Cambodia The temples the kings of the Khmers built at the capital city at Angkor Thom represented - ANS - the Himalayan Mount Meru - the sacred abode of Shiva - smaller temples represent other parts of the Hindu universe Singosari ( C.E.), and Majapahit ( C.E.) were based on the Island of - ANS Java Harsha Kingdom - ANS Temporarily restored unified rule in most of northern India and sought to revive imperial authority. After the fall of Funan, political leadership in southeast Asia passed to the Kingdom of - ANS Srivijaya (670-1025 C.E.) Why did Harsha's kingdom collapse? - ANS Local rulers had established their authority too securely in India's regions for Harsha to overcome them. Eventually he was assassinated, leaving behind no heir to his throne. The Indus River valley in northwestern India that was conq