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Southeast Asia IslamAfricaRandomGeography

Religion that opened up the Monsoon Marketplace to trade

Islam

City that controlled the trade route between China and India

Malacca

Major Buddhist temple, with more than 500 statues of Buddha and 50 Stupas, once buried by jungle

Borobudur

Angkor Wat was located in this Empire

Khmer

Le Loi fought a Guerrilla War to gain this nation’s independence from China

Vietnam or Dia Viet

Mohammed’s profession before he became a prophet

Merchant/Caravan leader

The collected techings of Mohammed, this is viewed by Muslims as the “word of God”

Koran (Qur'an)

The 2 major groups in Islam

Sunni and Shi’ite

The Caliph whose death caused the major split in Islam

Ali

Dynasty that is known for spreading Islam to West Africa and Southeast Asia

Abbasids

Trade that made West Africa wealthy

Gold / Salt

This West African King’s Hajj brought West Africa’s wealth to the attention of the World

Mansa Musa

East African city states were able to trade with India because of this

Monsoons

Culture and Language that was a combination of Islam and Bantu

Swahili

This kingdom served as a middle man between the East African City States and the fur and ivory hunters of the interior of Africa, before it suddenly disappeared

Great Zimbabwe

Religion that predated Islam in Southeast Asia

Buddhism or Hinduism

Country that was repeatedlly invaded by the Chinese (and later the French and Americans)

Vietnam

After the Islamic invasion the people from this kingdom fled to the Ethiopian Highlands

Aksum

India

Khmer

Dia Veit or Vietnam

Malacca

Java