Indo-History Exam Materials Flashcards

1
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What are the purpose of Europeans expeditions?

A
  • Gold : To find resources, for economy
  • Glory : To compete, enlarge power
  • Gospel : To spread the teaching of religion
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Who led Spain’s expedition to Nusantara and when did they arrived?

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Magellan, continued by Del Cano, and arrived at Maluku in 1521

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3
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Who led Portuguese’s expedition to Nusantara and when did they arrived?

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Alfonso De Albuquerque, arrived at Malaka in 1511

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Who led England’s expedition to Nusantara and when did they arrived?

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Francis Drake and Thomas Cavendish, arrived at Ternate in 1579

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Who led Dutch’s expedition to Nusantara and when did they arrived?

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Cornelis De Houtman, arrived at Banten in 1595

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6
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How many profit did the Dutch made when they returned?

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400%

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7
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Where in Indonesia did Dutch made the first Treaty of Friendship

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Bali

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8
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How many expeditions and ships did Dutch sent?

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5 expeditions 22 ships

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9
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List the example of the impact of colonization that still remain until now.

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Langauge, education, religion, form of country

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10
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Explain the connectivity between the fall of Constantinople into the Ottoman Empire and the arrival of Europeans in Indonesia.

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Mediterranean sea that used to be the central of trade and one of the commodity is spice. The fall of Constantinople into the hand of Ottoman Empire caused the access of Europeans countries to get the spices with low price in the region of mediterranean sea to get cut off. This is why nations in Europeans starts to send expeditions to find their own source of spices and bring back profit.

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11
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Why did Lisabon grew into a trading center of spice in Europe?

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Because Portugal succeeded in finding through expeditions and exploit regions rich in spices such as Maluku, Brazil, Malaka. They monopolized the business and as a result, after the fall of constantinople, Europeans move to Lisabon to find spices.

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12
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Why did Indonesia fell into the colonization of foreign nation.

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Because back then the country wasnt united. The large area with thousands of islands causes it to have kingdoms and Sultans. This separations from each kingdom individuals made it easy for the foreign nation to deceive the Sultan and make them weak.

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13
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What does VOC stands for

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Vereegnide Oost-Indische Compagnie

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14
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VOC was formed in

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20 March 1602

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15
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Explain why VOC was formed

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There were conflicts and battles among individual companies. Each of them wants the most profit, and the most competence. This results in the loss of profit and harm to the Dutch Kingdom’s economy. So inspired by East India Company in 1600, VOC is formed by Prins Maurits and OldenBarnevelt.

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16
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Who formed VOC?

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Prins Maurits and OldenBarnevelt

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17
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Who was executed in Den Haag?

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Johan Van OldenBarnevelt

18
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Who was the last governor of VOC?

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Van Overstraten

19
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Who were the leaders of VOC and where were they located?

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Led by the “ Dewan 17 “ in Amsterdam.

20
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Who was the first Governor of VOC?

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Pieter Both

21
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Who is J.P Coen?

A

A governor general of VOC that was known to be ruthless, brave and ambitious. He was also known to be the cause of VOC’s colonization in Indonesia. He captured the city of Jayakarta and made it into a new city with the name Batavia.

22
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Where is the largest office of VOC?

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Batavia

23
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Give two policies of VOC that harmed the people of Indonesia.

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  • They force monopolization

- Verplichte Leverantie that forces people to hand over plantations to the government with the price they control.

24
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What is Pelayaran Hongi?

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The supervision of VOC with complete weapons to track the monopoly.

25
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In what year did VOC get rid Portuguese from Ambon?

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1605

26
Q

Give 3 examples of heros and their origin

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Sultan Hasanuddin - Makassar
Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin - Sumsel
Diponegoro - Jawa

27
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What is Devide et Impera?

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The politic/strategy to split nations for the benefit of one party

28
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How did VOC collapsed?

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VOC had a hard time controlling the increase of population in the capital city, Batavia. The institutions of the parliaments failed to manage the stability of the company and the growth of economy. Many of the officers were blinded by the many profit, leading them to work on their own. VOC fell into a large debt also from the factor of inner corruptions.

29
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Why was VOC said to be a country in a country?

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Because VOC had big rights and authority that allows them to monopolize products, make their own army and declare war, make promises with kingdoms, make their own money, and rule in a colonized country.

30
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Why was Republic Bataaf formed?

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The revolution of France in 1795 caused them wanting a united nation. France then attacked Dutch and Dutch lost. King Willem V ran away to England, while France formed a new government called republic bataaf as a apart of France in Dutch. Led by Louis Napoleon.

31
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What are Surat Surat Kew

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King Willem V ordered that the rulers of the Dutch colony hand over their territory to England, not France

32
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Who was Herman Willem Deandels and what was his main job.

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He was Dutch but was greatly influenced by the revolution of France. So Republic Bataaf ordered him to rule in Nusantara and maintain Java against England.

33
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Who was Jan Willem Janssen

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He replaced Daendels causing Java to be ruled over by England.

34
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When did the take over of England started in Hindia?

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18 september 1811

35
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What are the three principles of Raffles?

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  • Forced labor removed
  • the role of the “bupati” in collecting taxes is removed
  • Land owned by the government and the people are borrowing
36
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How does Raffles also applies Devide et Impera

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Raffles does not show sympathy to the people that have helped him before. He helped the enemy of the people that once helped him, in the goal of overpowering kingdoms.

37
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Who was Van Den Bosch?

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He introduced Cultuurstelsel (tanam paksa) as a hope to heal the economy of Dutch.

38
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What are the two groups that matters in the application of Tanam Paksa?

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  • Kaum Konservatif : Mendukung

- Kaum Liberal : Menentang

39
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Who was Edward Douwes Dekker

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He published two books that contains hard critics against Cultuurstelsel and how it is not appropriate for Indonesians.

40
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What are the principles of Tanam Paksa

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  • Time and work cannot exceed the limit
  • The products of plantations have to directly be handed over to the government
  • Fail of plantation is not the responsibility of the government
41
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Why was Cultuurstelsel formed?

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To heal Dutch’s economy of the wars that proceeded.

42
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Why were there pros and cons in the application of Tanam Paksa?

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Because the people were forced to do plantations in a time limit and with little or no payment. This causes a great suffering to the people.