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What were the causes and effects of the spread of Buddhism?
Causes: Trade routes like the Silk Road. Effects: Cultural enrichment, new art forms, and philosophical ideas in East and Southeast Asia.
What were the causes and effects of the spread of Islam in West Africa?
Causes: Trade networks and cultural exchange. Effects: Islamic architectural influence, blending with local styles, and the construction of mosques like the Great Mosque of Djenne.
What were the causes and effects of the diffusion of papermaking?
Causes: Trade and cultural exchange with China. Effects: Easier and cheaper writing, boosted trade, and increased literacy.
What were the causes and effects of the diffusion of gunpowder?
Causes: Trade and technological exchange with China. Effects: Revolutionized warfare and military tactics globally.
What were the causes and effects of increased connectivity?
Causes: Trade routes and exchange of ideas. Effects: Cultural exchange, enrichment, loss of traditions, and homogenization.
What were the causes and effects of the spread of Hinduism in Southeast Asia?
Causes: Trade and migration. Effects: Construction of temples like Angkor Wat, cultural blending, and Hindu influence on local traditions.
What were the causes and effects of the travels of Ibn Battuta?
Causes: Desire for knowledge and exploration. Effects: Detailed travelogue providing insights into the Islamic world and beyond, promoting cultural understanding.
What were the causes and effects of Marco Polo's travels?
Causes: Trade opportunities and exploration. Effects: Increased European awareness of Asia, stimulated trade, and cultural exchange between Europe and Asia.
What were the causes and effects of the creation of Neo-Confucianism?
Causes: Growing influence of Buddhism in China. Effects: Blending of Confucianism with Buddhist elements, revival of Confucian thought.
What were the causes and effects of the creation of Zen Buddhism in Japan?
Causes: Trade with China and India. Effects: A blend of traditional Shinto and Buddhist beliefs.
What is the definition of Connectivity?
The ability to communicate and exchange ideas, goods, and cultural forms between societies.
What is Cultural Enrichment?
The process where the exchange of ideas and practices leads to increased cultural diversity and richness.
What is Homogenization?
The process where the spread of dominant cultures leads to a loss of cultural diversity.
Define Cultural Diffusion.
The spread of cultural beliefs and social activities from one group to another.
What is Neo-Confucianism?
A revival of Confucianism in China that incorporated elements of Buddhism and Daoism.
What is Zen Buddhism?
A form of Buddhism emphasizing meditation and intuition, blending Shinto and Buddhist beliefs in Japan.
Define Papermaking.
The process of creating paper, originating in China, which facilitated writing and record-keeping.
Define Gunpowder.
An explosive substance, originating in China, initially used for fireworks but later adapted for weaponry.
What is a Travelogue?
A written record of a person's travels, often providing valuable historical and cultural insights.
What is cultural exchange?
The reciprocal exchange of ideas, values, and artistic expressions between different cultures.
What was the significance of the spread of Buddhism along the Silk Road?
It enriched many cultures with new philosophies, art forms, and religious beliefs.
What was the impact of the spread of Hinduism to Southeast Asia?
It led to the construction of impressive temple complexes like Angkor Wat, showcasing Hindu influence.
What was the effect of the spread of Islam into sub-Saharan Africa?
It influenced architecture, as seen in the Great Mosque of Djenne, and integrated into local cultures.
What was the significance of Xuanzang's journey to India?
He brought back Buddhist scriptures and knowledge to China, promoting cultural exchange.
What was the impact of papermaking's diffusion from China?
It made writing and record-keeping cheaper and easier, boosting trade and literacy.
What was the effect of gunpowder's diffusion from China?
It revolutionized warfare and military strategies across the globe.
What was the significance of Marco Polo's travels to China?
His book introduced Europeans to the wonders of Asia, stimulating trade and cultural exchange.
What was the impact of connectivity on local crafts and traditions?
Global consumer culture can erode local crafts and traditions, as mass-produced goods replace unique, local items.
What was the impact of the spread of dominant cultures?
It can lead to a loss of cultural diversity, with everyone starting to adopt similar customs and practices.
What was the significance of the construction of the Great Mosque of Djenne?
It demonstrates how Islam adapted to local materials and styles in West Africa, creating a unique architectural blend.