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What is Pancasila and why is it important for Indonesia?

• Pancasila is the foundational philosophical theory of Indonesia, consisting of five principles that guide the nation.

• Pancasila is the national flower of Indonesia.

• Pancasila is a historical novel about Indonesia's independence.

• Pancasila is a type of traditional Indonesian dance.

List the five principles of Pancasila.

• Isolationism from global affairs

• Economic inequality among citizens

• Belief in multiple gods

• 1. Belief in one God 2. Just and civilized humanity 3. The unity of Indonesia 4. Democracy guided by the inner wisdom of deliberations among representatives 5. Social justice for all Indonesian people

What are the rights of citizens in Indonesia?

• Right to free healthcare without conditions

• Right to unlimited travel abroad

• Citizens in Indonesia have rights to education, work, participate in government, freedom of speech, and a fair trial.

• Right to own property without restrictions

What are the responsibilities of Indonesian citizens?

• Traveling abroad and promoting tourism as the main responsibility.

• Only voting in elections and not engaging in any other civic duties.

• Ignoring the law, avoiding taxes, and not participating in community activities.

• Obeying the law, paying taxes, participating in national defense, and engaging in community service.

Name one role of the government in protecting citizens' rights.

• Providing free healthcare to all citizens.

• Enacting and enforcing laws to protect individual rights.

• Collecting taxes from citizens.

• Building infrastructure like roads and bridges.

How does the government ensure democracy in Indonesia?

• By limiting media freedom

• By controlling public demonstrations

• By restricting political parties

• By conducting free elections, upholding human rights, and promoting political participation.

What is the significance of the 1945 Constitution in Indonesia?

• It serves as a historical document with no legal authority.

• It was adopted to promote foreign investment in Indonesia.

• The constitution was created to establish a monarchy in Indonesia.

• The 1945 Constitution is significant as it serves as the foundational legal document for Indonesia's governance and national identity.

Describe the role of the President in Indonesia's government.

• The President of Indonesia is the head of state and government, responsible for executing laws and leading the executive branch.

• The President serves only as a ceremonial figurehead with no real power.

• The President of Indonesia is elected by the parliament rather than the public.

• The President is responsible for making laws directly without any legislative process.

What is the function of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR)?

• The MPR serves as the executive branch of the government.

• The MPR is responsible for conducting elections in Indonesia.

• The MPR functions as the highest legislative body in Indonesia, responsible for constitutional amendments and law-making.

• The MPR oversees the judiciary and legal matters in the country.

How do citizens participate in the democratic process in Indonesia?

• Citizens participate in the democratic process in Indonesia by voting, joining political parties, engaging in discussions, and participating in civil society.

• By participating in international elections

• By only following political news

• By attending only government meetings