Resistance Against Colonialism and Imperialism

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A comprehensive set of flashcards covering the various resistance movements against colonial and imperial powers in Indonesia, highlighting key figures, events, and outcomes.

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What were the main reasons for Sultan Baabullah's resistance against the Portuguese from 1570 to 1583?

The main reason was that the Portuguese hindered trade from Banda to Tidore and attacked the boats carrying cloves.

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What event led to the anger of the Maluku people after the death of Sultan Hairun?

Sultan Hairun was invited to a peace party by the Portuguese and was subsequently murdered.

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What was the outcome of Sultan Baabullah's campaign against the Portuguese in Ternate?

In 1575, the Portuguese were expelled from Ternate and moved to Ambon.

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What was Sultan Iskandar Muda's goal during the Aceh resistance against the Portuguese?

He had prepared his fleet to attack the Portuguese in Malacca.

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Who was Sultan Hasanuddin and what role did he play during the resistance against the VOC?

He was the Sultan of Gowa, known for his resistance against the VOC, but was ultimately defeated due to VOC's divide-and-conquer tactics.

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What were the terms of the Bongaya Agreement following Sultan Hasanuddin's defeat?

1) Arung Palaka was recognized as the King of Bone, 2) The Dutch built a fortress in Makassar, 3) The Dutch gained a spice trade monopoly in Makassar, 4) Makassar had to cede territory outside of Makassar.

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Describe the initial relations between Mataram and the Dutch before conflict arose.

Initially, Mataram had good relations with the Dutch and allowed them to build a trading post in Jepara.

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What led to the first uprising of Mataram against the Dutch in 1628?

Mataram prepared an attack on the VOC positions in Batavia.

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What were the reasons for the failure of Mataram's first and second attacks against the Dutch?

Both attacks failed due to lack of supplies, poor battlefield calculations, and the modern weaponry of the Dutch.

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What initiated the Saparua War led by Captain Pattimura in Ambon?

The return of Dutch colonial rule and policies like forced labor and requisitioning in Maluku.

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What was the significant outcome of the Battle of Maluku led by Pattimura?

Pattimura was captured and hung in front of Fort Victoria Ambon.

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How did the Padri War begin in Minangkabau?

It started as a movement by the Padri to purify Islamic practices against the customs of the Adat.

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Who were the key leaders in the Padri War?

Tuanku Imam Bonjol and several supporting leaders such as Tuanku Nan Renceh and Tuanku Kota Tua.

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What were the general reasons for the Diponegoro War?

The weakening of Mataram's power, Dutch interference in governance, and the suffering of the Javanese people due to taxation.

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What was the outcome of the Battle of Tegalrejo led by Pangeran Diponegoro against the Dutch?

Diponegoro succeeded in securing several early victories but was eventually captured.

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What was the primary tactic employed by the Dutch to defeat Diponegoro’s forces?

The Dutch utilized a fort system to limit Diponegoro's movements and isolate his forces.

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What led to the final capture of Pangeran Diponegoro in 1830?

He was lured into negotiations where he was arrested by the Dutch.

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What triggered the uprising in Bali against Dutch colonial rule between 1844 and 1849?

Dutch demands for local compliance with colonial authorities and the refusal of local rulers to comply.

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What was the significance of the Batak resistance led by Sisingamangaraja XII?

It was a long struggle against Dutch military incursions in North Sumatra from 1878 to 1907.

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What were the key societal impacts that prompted the Aceh War from 1873 to 1904?

The desire of Dutch forces to expand their control over Aceh and Anglo-Dutch treaties that undermined Aceh's independence.

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Describe the guerrilla tactics employed by Acehnese forces during the Aceh War.

The Acehnese utilized guerilla warfare strategies including ambushes and attacks on Dutch supply lines.

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What was the fate of Cut Nyak Dhien during the Aceh War?

She was captured and exiled after continuing her guerrilla efforts against the Dutch.

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