Belajar Negara Indonesia

The difference between one tribe and another is only in the language and custom of the candidate and the kinship system. i. Customs Each tribe must have certain customs, including traditional ceremonies and other customs. These habits have been carried down for generations in a tribe. For example the cremation ceremony (Ngaben) in Bali. Differences in customs show cultural differences that appear from patterns of behavior or lifestyle. The behavior patterns of Batak people who like to talk continue to eggplant so that it seems firm and loud is very different from the behavior patterns of Central Javanese (especially Solo and Yogya) who like to talk cautiously full of subtle innuendo. Regional Languages ​​Each ethnic group usually has a specific regional language. For example, Javanese use Javanese in everyday conversation. Other ethnic groups also use their respective regional languages. Kinship System Kinship system is a descendant system adopted by certain ethnic grou...

Heroic Events in Yogyakarta The power struggle in Yogyakarta began on September 26, 1945, when government employees and companies controlled by Japan staged a strike. They demanded that Japan surrender all offices to the Indonesian side. 10:00 WIB. Heroic Events in Surabaya There was a flag incident at the Yamato Hotel, Tunjungan Surabaya. The Dutch fly the Red and Blue flag on the hotel roof. The people then stormed the hotel, lowered, and tore the blue flag to be hoisted again. This incident occurred on September 19, 1945. Heroic Events in Semarang Semarang Heroic Event On October 15, 1945, Japanese troops attacked the city of Semarang and were confronted by TKR and other warriors. The battle lasted for five days. As a result of this battle, thousands of young men died and hundreds of Japanese were killed. To commemorate the incident, in Semarang the Tugu Muda Monument was erected. Heroic Events in Aceh Aceh Heroic Events On 6 October 1945, youth from community leaders formed the In...

The Dutch Colonial Government During Johannes Van Den Bosch's leadership, the Netherlands introduced the forced cultivation system. The forced cultivation system was first introduced in Java and developed in other areas outside Java. In West Sumatra, the forced cultivation system began in 1847. At that time, people who had long been growing coffee freely were forced to plant coffee to be handed over to the colonial government. A similar system was also implemented in other places such as Minahasa, Lampung, and Palembang. Coffee is the main crop in West Sumatra and Minahasa. The pepper is the main crop in Lampung and Palembang. In Minahasa, the same policy also applies to coconut trees. Implementation of forced cultivation many deviations occur, including the following :  Allotment of export crops exceeds one-fifth of arable land, especially if the soil is fertile. People's attention, energy, and time for export crops so that many do not have time to work on their fields and...

During the Dutch colonial era, the Indonesian Youth Congress was held three times. However, the Indonesian Youth Congress I had not been able to produce a decision that brought about the unity of all youth.  Participants in the Indonesian Youth Congress The Indonesian Youth Congress is a preparation for the Second Indonesian Youth Congress. The Indonesian Youth Congress will take place in Jakarta on October 27-28. The center of the congress was held in the Indonesische Club Building at 11. Kramat Raya 106, but the whole session was held in three places. Youth worked hard to prepare everything needed, including putting together a congressional committee. On the closing night of October 28, 1928, the Indonesian Youth Congress Il made the following decision. The Jakarta Indonesian Youth Congress on 30 April - 2 May 1926 was attended by all youth organizations with the following congresses being agreed on, namely: a. Received the Indonesia Raya song "by W.R. Supratman as the national...

After successfully controlling Indonesia, the British government then appointed Thomas Stamford Raffles as Lieutenant Governor in Indonesia. Raffles began his work on October 19, 1811. Policy in the Field of Science Invite knowledge experts from abroad to conduct various scientific studies in Indonesia.  Raffles and Arnoldi managed to find the corpse flower as a giant flower and the largest in the world. The flower was given the scientific name Rafflesia Arnoldi. Thomas Stamford Rotfies Raffles wrote the book "History of Java" and pioneered the construction of the Bogor Botanical Gardens. Bogor Botanical Gardens is a biological garden that collects various types of plants in Indonesia and even from various parts of the world. Economic Policy Removing contingent is replaced by a land rent system. All land is considered state property. So, farmers must pay taxes as rent. Raffles efforts to implement a land tax system failed due to the following factors : It is d...

The objects around us have characteristics and characteristics that understand the nature of objects, we can study natural phenomena that occur around us by knowing what you will do when you are in a river, in the sea, or a lake. By knowing the nature of objects, you know what you will do to change the shape of these objects. By understanding the nature of things, even though there are only three forms of things, all three can experience changes in form in different ways. Changes in the shape of objects caused by a changing environment, for example the temperature of the environment that becomes hot or cold. Changes in the form of an object that occur include but are frozen, melting, yawning, condensing, or sublimating. Frozen is a change in the shape of a liquid object into a solid object. This change occurs because the temperature in the environment becomes cold. Liquid objects will freeze if the temperature is below 0 ° C. The change from water to ice is one of the events that...