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How much do you know about Dutch colonial rule in Indonesia?
How much do you know about Dutch colonial rule in Indonesia?
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How did the Ambonese soldiers react to Dutch expansion?
Sat on the fence :D
Resisted the Dutch actively
Staged a long war against the Dutch
Collaborated actively with the Dutch
2
When was the Dutch colonization of Indonesia complete?
1912
1890
1873
1900
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What are some Essential Questions from this unit?
Is it acceptable for an external power to assert influence over another?
Can we unwillingly accept dominance of another power without resistance?
Are economic considerations the driving force for political intervention?
How do we measure the effects of colonisation?
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The Dutch liked to interfere in local affairs, even in the early 19th century.
False
True
5
Why was the Ethical Policy introduced?
To exploit the people
Dutch owed Indonesia a ‘debt of honor’
To open up the market to private enterprises
To allow the locals a greater say on how Indonesia was governed
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What was Indonesia like before Dutch colonization?
One political entity
Christian state
Inhabited by diverse ethnic groups
7
What were some events leading up to the Aceh War?
The Padri wanted to overthrow the un-Islamic Dutch.
Aceh sent representatives to the American Consul to negotiate a treaty.
Aceh rose in importance, providing half the world’s supply of pepper.
Prince Diponegoro wanted to fight against the Dutch.
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What were some political impacts on Indonesia after Dutch colonization?
Rulers of Indonesia derived their status from their 'divine powers'.
A king was at the top of the hierarchy.
Territories in Indonesia were brought under a centralised administration.
Dutch instituted a Regency System to rule through the traditional leaders.
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What do political, economic and social impacts refer to respectively?
Government, Wealth, Happiness
Strength, Stock Market, Rioting
Power, Wealth, Welfare
Power, Money, People
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In which order were the policies introduced?
Liberal-Culture-Ethical
Ethical-Liberal-Culture
Culture-Ethical-Liberal
Culture-Liberal-Ethical
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In which period was the Culture System in place?
1840 – 2021
1830 - 1870
1840 - 1870
1830 - 1830
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What caused the competition among the European territories to intensify?
Fear of being cut off from trade and raw materials
To build an empire and sphere of influence
The creation of Germany
Fear of their rivals taking over more territory
13
Prince Diponegoro led the Java War, a revolt against the Dutch.
True
False
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What was one of the main characteristics of the Liberal Policy?
The economy was opened up to private enterprise
Force locals to plant cash crops
Policies to reform education, irrigation and immigration
A People’s Council was set up
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What was the main factor that drove the Dutch to colonise Indonesia?
Political
Social
Economic
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When did the Dutch implement the Ethical Policy?
1902
1901
1929
1930
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What are some Macroconcepts of RGS?
Evolution
Model
R-A-F-F-L-E-S
Change
18
The Dutch improved the locals' standard of living.
False
True
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What are some social impacts on Indonesia after Dutch colonization?
Creation of a plural society.
Many different languages; no common language.
Urbanisation.
Creation of Western-educated elites.
20
The Dutch introduced three economic systems or policies in Indonesia.
True
False
21
The Ethical Policy was effective in allowing the people a say in the affairs of the government.
False
True
22
What are some economic impacts on Indonesia after Dutch colonization?
The locals were shielded from the Great Depression.
Introduction of modern farming practices.
Creation of a dual economy.
Improvement in the standards of living.
23
What was the purpose of the VOC?
Build forts
Establish trading colonies
All of the above
Sign treaties
24
What was the hierarchy of Indonesia after Dutch colonization?
Peasants – Merchants – Soldiers – Dutch Resident
Common people – Dutch bureaucracy – Regent – Dutch Resident
Common people – Priyayis – High ranking officials – Family & King
Peasants – Merchants – Coolies – Family & King
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Where was the main trading centre of the VOC located?
Palembang
Jakarta
Batavia
Bali
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What is the official meaning of ‘colonialism’?
Acquiring full or partial political control over another country
Haha I am taking over you >:)
*asserts dominance* Ehe!
Appropriating a place or domain for one's own use
