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honors vocab1.3

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Rajput Kingdoms Formed in Northern India. Hindu kingdoms led by leaders of numerous clans who were often at war with one and other because of this there was no centralized government.
Caste System A rigid form of a social pyramid that put you into a group based on the family you were born into.
Bhakti Movement Hindus began to draw upon traditional teachings about the importance of emotion in their spiritual life. Rather than empasize on studying texts or preforming rituals they focused on developing a strong attachment to a praticular diety.
Khmer Empire (Angkor Kingdom) situated near the Mekong River. The kingdom's complex irrigation and drainage systems led to economic prosperity.
Delhi Sultanate Brought Islam into India and reigned for 300 years. ruled northern India.
Qutub Minar Stands in the Southern part of India. Rulers of the Delhi sultanate built on an elaborate mosque on top of a Hindu temple it symbolizes Islamic inference.
Srivijaya Empire Hindu kingdom based on Sumatra. It built up its navy and prospered by charging fees for ships traveling between India and China. Had a strong navy
Angkor Wat A majestic Buddhist temple complex. Southeast Asia (Cambodia)
Proselytize To actively seek converts
Urdu Language developed among Muslims of South Asia. It combined the grammatical pattern of Hindu with the vocabulary of Arabic and some elements of Farsi. Now language of Pakistan.
Majapahit Empire Sustained its power by controlling sea routes and was Buddhist.
Hinduism A polytheistic religion very popular in India people in India preferred it over Buddhism.
Islam Actively seeks converts in India
Sufis did missionary work people felt comfortable with them.
South Asia (India and Pakistan) only occasionally united as a single state
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