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13 Cards in this Set
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Major states of postclassical india. Several rivers provide opportunity. |
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Turkish conqueror Mahmud of Ghazni as he takes a robe as gift from Abbasid caliph. |
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Kings of Vijayanagar had capitals with splendid buildings and domed structures. |
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Workers carved a temple out of rock at Ellora, India. These temples controlled enormous resources. |
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The seasonal winds, or monsoons, which allow traders to cross the ocean. |
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Dhows and junks across Indian Ocean. |
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Meal of Persian merchant and two companions. |
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Sculpture of Shiva with each hand performing a different action. |
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Elaborate open air rock carving at Mamallapuram. |
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Sufis, the most effective missionaries. |
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Funan and Srivijaya relied heavily on maritime trade. |
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Maritime trade flourished in southeast Asia during postclassical times. Typical south east asian ship. |
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Temple dedicated to Vishnu at Angkor Wat. |
