The Kingdom of Champa
Students will explore the history and cultural distinctiveness of the Champa kingdom, focusing on its maritime activities and Indianized culture.
Key Questions
- Compare the cultural characteristics of Champa with other early Southeast Asian kingdoms.
- Analyze how Champa maintained its unique identity despite foreign influences.
- Explain the role of maritime trade in Champa's economic and political power.
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