Portuguese, Spanish, and Dutch Colonialism in Indonesia

Portuguese made an alliance with Ternate Kingdom.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Sultan . . . led his people and defeated the Portuguese.

• Baabulah

• Khairun

• Hamengkubuwono

• Hasanuddin

The reason why Spanish, Portuguese, and the Dutch entered Indonesia was firstly to get the spices. These are belong to the spices that they looked for, except . . . .

• nutmeg

• ginger

• cloves

• strawberry

The first arrival of the Dutch in Indonesia was led by . . . .

• Cornelis de Houtman

• Afonso de Albuquerque

• Herman W. Daendels

• Van den Bosch

During the reign of . . ., Indonesian people were forced to build the Great Post Road.

• Van den Bosch

• Herman Willem Daendels

• Thomas Stamford Raffles

• Cornelis de Houtman

The Great Post Road was a road built through Rodi, a forced work. The road connect . . . .

• Jakarta to Surabaya

• Anyer to Panarukan

• Semarang to Jakarta

• Anyer to Surabaya

During the reign of Van den Bosch, the people were asked to do cultivation system that the people had to . . . .

• work hard and never give up

• plant crops that could be exported

• build the Great Post Road

• live happily ever after

VOC, the Dutch traders organization in Indonesia, was established in 1602. It was formed to . . . .

• control the spice trade in Indonesia

• buy the spices from Indonesia with a high price

• compete with the Dutch traders

• fight the colonizers

Hongi sailing was VOC patrols using Kora-kora to monitor . . . in Indonesia, especially in the islands of Maluku.

• the spice trade

• the spice plants

• the Dutch troops

• the number of the spice trees