Kegiatan pengganti Mid Exam - Sejarah Indonesia G11

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Before the modern era, Japan was a feudalist country. This was emphasized again in 1639 when the Tokugawa Shogunate implemented a policy of closing Japan from all influences that came from outside, especially from the West. This closed policy is also known as Sakoku policy.

Based on this information, it can be interpreted that Japan is trying to protect its country from ....

• The power struggle among the Japanese rulers

• The threat of domestic rebellions

• Foreign influences that could possibly destroy the values of Japanese life

• Korean control over Japanese territories

• Exploitation of natural resources by the outsiders

At the beginning of their arrival to Indonesia, Japan launched propaganda actions to gain the sympathy of the Indonesian people. These were Japan's propaganda, except ….

• Japan is the light of Asia

• Japan is the helper of Asia

• Japan is the leader of Asia

• Japan is the protector of Asia

In order to advance the economy, Japan adopted Western science and technology since 1868 through the Meiji Restoration, an event which then accelerated industrialization in the country. This effort was the background for Japan's rise in the military field under the slogan ....

• 3A movement

• Japan is The Leader of Asia

• Strong Economy, Prosperous Country

• Rich Country, Strong Military

• Eight corners of the world under one roof

Prior to carrying out the colonial period In Indonesia for many years, the arrival of the Japanese on January 11, 1942 by landing on Tarakan (Kalimantan) was originally intended to ….

• Looking for human resources to meet workforce needs

• Looking for industrial product marketing areas

• Exploiting natural resources to meet industrial needs

• Deliverancing the Indonesian nation from Dutch colonialism

• Establishing geopolitical cooperation with Indonesian political figures

After winning the sympathy of Indonesian people, Japan took advantage of their position in Indonesia by taking actions that benefited their side. These were the actions taken by Japan after controlling Indonesia, except ....

• Dividing Indonesia into three military regions under the Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese army for the Southeast Asian region

• Incorporating several Indonesian political figures into the Japanese government structure

• Conducting the Tonarigumi system to build community defense

• Conducting Romusha (forced labor system)

• Dividing the island of Java into 9 prefectures

The Japanese policy that called (a)   is an isolation from the rest of the world, only maintaining extremely limited trading relationships with China and the Dutch traders living on an island in Nagasaki harbour. Japan carried out this seclusion by prohibiting its citizens from leaving the country on penalty of death and by banishing any foreigners. The main reason behind this was to stop any external colonial or religious influences gaining power in Japan.

The establishment of PETA was one of the programs that the Japanese government conducted in the sector of ....

• Politics

• Military

• Economy

• Social

• Culture

Under the Japanese occupation, Indonesian people continued to experience prolonged suffering. Therefore, various resistances emerged against Japan. These are the figures of the resistance against the Japanese occupation, except ....

• Tengku Abdul Jalil

• K.H Zainal Mustafa

• Pangeran Diponegoro

• Silas Papare

• Pang Suma

If Japan had not been pushed back by the Allied attack, do you think Japan would have fulfilled their promise to give freedom to Indonesia?

Describe your analysis in at least 50 words!