The document outlines a study plan that includes finishing chapter 12 of the course material, learning about sea trade and its influence on Southeast Asia and the Pacific, completing an essay outlining exercise, and preparing for a review session on Tuesday by re-reading several chapters and bringing potential short answer and essay responses. It also briefly describes two important historical sites - Angkor Wat and Borobudur - to provide context about the influence of Indian culture and religion in Southeast Asia.
The Art Pastor's Guide to Sabbath | Steve Thomason
1311 South and SE Asia, Sea Trade, and the Pacific
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2. Plan for Today:
• Finish Chapter 12
• SE Asia, Sea Trade, and the
Pacific
• Essay Outlining Exercise
• Next Time
• Review Day
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8. Angkor Wat in present day Cambodia
Constructed by the Khmer rulers, first as a Hindu
temple to Vishnu, then converted to a Buddhist
temple (12th Century)
Borobudur – Huge Buddhist temple
In present-day Indonesia
Begun in the late 700s by the
Srivijayan leaders
The Influence of Indian culture
and religion in SE Asia
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11. Final Thoughts
• Next we’ll do the Essay Outline exercise
• Tuesday is review day:
• Bring 3 possible short answers and 1 possible essay
• Re-read Chapters 5, 6, 8, 9, and 12
• Be ready to get some extra credit
