Indonesian History Post-Independence
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What was the primary goal of the post-proclamation rebellions in Indonesia?

  • To promote a democracy based on Western principles
  • To maintain the status quo of Indonesian governance
  • To reinforce Pancasila ideology
  • To establish communism as the governing ideology (correct)
  • Which cabinet replaced the Natsir Cabinet in Indonesia?

  • Djuanda Cabinet
  • Wilopo Cabinet (correct)
  • Karya Cabinet
  • Sukiman Cabinet
  • During which event did A. H. Nasution receive protection from his personal aide?

  • The Djuanda Declaration
  • The 30 September Movement
  • The attempt on his life associated with the political turmoil (correct)
  • The Kartosuwirjo Rebellion
  • What was a significant consequence of the 30 September Movement?

    <p>Increased military control over the government</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the main objective of the assassination of Sultan Hamengkubuwana IX?

    <p>To eliminate opposition to Javanese rebellion efforts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which policy aimed to control inflation by reducing the money supply in Indonesia?

    <p>Sanering policy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What characterized the party system during the Liberal Democracy era in Indonesia?

    <p>Fragmentation among multiple parties with coalition governments</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was one notable achievement of the Ali Sastroamidjojo I Cabinet?

    <p>Enhancement of national unity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was one of the key features of Guided Democracy in Indonesia?

    <p>Centralization of power under the president</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The anti-Chinese sentiment during the Ali Sastroamidjojo II administration was primarily fueled by what?

    <p>Economic competition and resentment</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Indonesian History Study Notes

    • Post-Proclamation Rebellions: Rebellions followed Indonesia's proclamation, motivated by a desire to replace Pancasila ideology with communism.
    • Minister Dismissal: Specific prime ministers were dismissed during agreements.
    • Federal State Goal: The pursuit of a federal Pasundan state.
    • Sultan's Assassination: Details of the assassination attempt on Sultan Hamengkubuwana IX, a key figure involved with a West Java rebellion.
    • Kartoswiro's Initial Actions: The initial uprising led by Kartosuwirjo.
    • Nasution's Protection: A key figure, A.H. Nasution's protection by his personal guard.
    • Military Operations: Military operations in response to rebellions (DI/TII in West Java.)
    • September 30th Movement: The significant impact of the September 30th Movement (G30S).
    • Post-Independence Politics: Key aspects of the liberal democracy period.
    • Cabinet Systems: Various Indonesian cabinets and their roles.
    • Cabinet Natsir's Successes: Details of Cabinet Natsir's accomplishments.
    • Cabinet Sukiman: Information about Cabinet Sukiman and the factors that eventually resulted in the end of that cabinet's tenure.
    • Wilopo Cabinet: Information about the causes of the decline of the cabinet.
    • Political Influence: Different political parties influencing protests.
    • 1955 Elections: The significance of Indonesia's first elections.
    • Constituent Assembly Task: Duties and responsibilities within the constituent assembly.
    • Cabinets' Successes: Notable successes of particular Indonesian cabinets, including cabinet Ali Sastroamidjojo I.
    • Asia–Africa Conference: An agreement from the Asia–Africa Conference.
    • Military conflict: A specific conflict involving the Indonesian military (TNI) with a group.
    • Economic Issues: Information about the early economic challenges that Indonesia faced.
    • Economic Action: Actions aimed at addressing financial issues, such as reducing inflation and currency matters.
    • Democracy System: Key characteristics of the democratic system in Indonesia.
    • Political System Shifts: Information about the shifts from one political system to the other.
    • Presidential Decree: Details regarding President Sukarno's decree.
    • Reactions to Decrees: Reactions to the presidential decrees.
    • Constitution Failures: Relationship between certain decrees and failures in the Indonesian constitution.
    • West Papua Formation: The failure to create a West Papua state.

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    Test your knowledge on key events and figures in Indonesian history following the Proclamation of Independence. This quiz covers important uprisings, political changes, and military operations that shaped modern Indonesia. Delve into the complexities of post-independence politics and learn about significant movements like the September 30th Movement.

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