KERAJAAN ISLAM DI INDONESIA

How did Islam initially spread to Nusantara?

• Through military conquest

• Through the arrival of traders from Arab, Persia, and Gujarat

• Through the establishment of religious schools by missionaries

• Through diplomatic relations with local kingdoms

Which of the following was the first Islamic kingdom established in Indonesia?

• Demak Sultanate

• Mataram Islam

• Samudera Pasai

• Ternate Sultanate

What method did the Walisongo primarily use to introduce Islam in Java?

• Establishing Islamic schools and universities

• Integrating Islamic teachings with local cultural arts like wayang kulit and traditional dance

• Directly converting local rulers through political alliances

• Organizing large-scale religious sermons and public debates

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Sultan Baabullah of the Ternate Sultanate is renowned for what achievement?

• Founding the Ternate Sultanate

• Expanding the sultanate's territory to include most of Java

• Successfully expelling the Portuguese from Ternate

• Establishing the first Islamic school in Maluku

What was a notable achievement of the Tidore Sultanate under the leadership of Sultan Nuku?

• Establishing extensive trade routes with European powers.

• Uniting Ternate and Tidore, and expelling the Portuguese from Maluku.

• Conquering the entire island of Java.

• Developing a unique system of written script.

Who is credited with founding the Banten Sultanate?

• Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa

• Maulana Hasanuddin

• Sultan Alauddin

• Sultan Nuku

Which of the following Sultanates, located in South Sulawesi, was known as a "twin kingdom" and was not strongly influenced by Hindu-Buddhist traditions?

• Tidore Sultanate

• Banten Sultanate

• Gowa-Tallo Sultanate

• Demak Sultanate

How did the spread of Islam significantly impact the social system in Nusantara?

• It introduced a rigid caste system similar to those in other regions.

• It promoted a social hierarchy primarily based on economic wealth.

• It established the concept of equality, where all individuals were considered equal before God.

• It led to the complete abolition of all existing social structures and traditions.