Daily Assignment 1: Indonesian History (Indonesian Resistance)

The Indonesian people's resistance to the colonialists was also carried out in a non-physical way, which turned out to be more effective than physical war, this was because ....

• Physical resistance always loses because Indonesia does not have modern weapons

• Non-physical resistance prioritizes planting the value of unity

• Non-physical resistance does not require energy and money

• Physical resistance by attacking can definitely be defeated

Traces of European historical heritage in the form of buildings and forts are widely available in the territory of Indonesia, our correct attitude is ....

• Leaving European heritage buildings to self-destruct

• Preserving as a cultural heritage that has historical value for the Indonesian nation

• Severing diplomatic relations as a form of protest because Indonesia was once colonized

• Continue to establish cooperative relations with Europeans in the economic field

Europeans always interfere in the political affairs of the kings in the territory of Indonesia, this is done with the aim of ....

• Helping kings in Indonesia to develop a trading system

• Maintaining security in the territory of the kingdom that supports the Europeans

• Perpetuating power and monopoly over certain territories

• Strategies to get merchandise at low prices

The reason Sultan Agung planned an attack on the VOC headquarters in Batavia was ....

• VOC refuses to recognize Mataram's sovereignty

• VOC robs food from Mataram people

• VOC controls merchant ships that trade to Malacca

• The existence of the VOC threatens the sultanate of Mataram

The background of the resistance of the people of Demak is ....

• There was an attack on Demak's merchant ships in Malacca

• Portuguese rejected the sovereignty of the Demak Sultanate which was under the leadership of Raden Patah

• Cooperation between the Portuguese and Banten which threatened the power of Demak

• Fight for Sunda Kelapa Harbor which is strategically located for trade

The following are the driving factors for the Aceh sultanate against the Portuguese in Malacca ....

• The ideals of the Aceh sultanate to unite the Islamic kingdom in the Malay Peninsula under the Aceh sultanate

• Sultan of Aceh, Ali Mughayat Syah opposed the presence of the Portuguese in Malacca

• The Portuguese attitude was not friendly with traders from India and Arabia

• Aceh's strategic position in shipping traffic in the Indian Ocean

One of the reasons that made the Padri War one of the longest wars faced by the Dutch was ....

• The Dutch consider the Padri War not too dangerous

• The location of the war is far from the center of the Dutch government in Batavia

• The Padri and the indigenous people are united so that it is difficult to beat

• The Padri consider the war against the Dutch as a jihad against the infidels

Sultan Agung's greatest ambition which was considered a threat to the VOC's power in Batavia is ....

• Uniting the archipelago under the rule of Mataram

• Uniting all of Java under the rule of Mataram

• Making Mataram a center of international trade

• Forming the largest sultanate in Southeast Asia

The Tawan Karang law in Bali is considered detrimental to the Dutch because ....

• The kingdom in Bali has the right to seize the entire cargo of foreign ships that sank in the waters of Bali

• The kingdom in Bali imposes high taxes on foreign ships arriving at its trading ports

• The Dutch had to give half of the trade profits in Bali to the Balinese kings

• There is a prohibition for foreign ships to carry out trading activities in the waters of Bali

Cut Nyak Dien's background in being involved in the war with the Dutch was ....

• The war between Aceh and the Netherlands has killed her husband

• Studying the war strategies carried out by the Dutch

• Seize area VI Mukim which was controlled by the Dutch for four years

• Seizing the Dutch armories