Jeremia Krisna Mulangga

 

  Assimilation and Acculturation of Culture in Indonesia Please find the examples of assimilation and acculturation of culture in Indonesia, then find the data to support the example. By: Jeremia Krisna Mulangga 2022 Cultural Acculturation Cultural acculturation is the meeting of two different and unified cultures so that they are accepted by both parties. However, even though the two cultures are united, cultural acculturation does not then make the identity of each of these cultures disappear. The two cultures that have merged are still easy to identify. Cultural Assimilation Cultural assimilation refers to the process in which a minority group or culture assumes the behaviors, values, rituals, and beliefs of their host nation’s majority group. What is the Difference between Assimilation and Acculturation? In addition to assimilation, you can also find acculturation in various types of culture in Indonesia.Acculturation is the mixing of one's own culture and foreign culture...

Journal It was early in the December, me and my friend go to the holiday. before we left we prepared many things such as tents, sleeping bags, cooking utensils and the food itself, my five friends and I were in charge of the food section,me and my friend who is in charge of the food section feel quite tired because we prepare food for about 30 people, Meanwhile my friend who was preparing in the tent and sleeping bag section also looked difficult, some of them even started arguing, it turned out that one of the tents was damaged and some of the tent pegs were missing, although there were some problems and difficulties, we managed to solve them somehow,the time showed 1 pm me and my friend in the food section and the tent went to the campsite in Ungaran, the name of the campsite was Perantunan Camp.we arrived after a 3 hour journey which we should have been able to take in 2 hours due to traffic jam, We arrived at 4 pm and we immediately got ready to set up a tent and make a fire, some ...

  Built upon diversity and the struggle for independence, Indonesia turns 72 years old today. The democratic nation's sovereignty covers 1,904,569 square kilometres and holds approximately 260million in population. It is the largest archipelago known and recognised by the United Nations. Located between two continents, Indonesia is gifted by a diversity in both environment and cultural aspects. It is home to over 300 cultures and over 700 living languages. Indonesia also ranks as the world’s third largest in terms of biodiversity, making it one of the most important trade points since the 7th century. In its' path to achieve independence, Indonesia was plagued by both internal and external factors. Timeline of Indonesian National Revolution (1945-1950) Rise and fall of the New Order By the 20th year of independence, the rule of the first President of the Republic of Indonesia, Sukarno, was deemed autocratic under his “Guided Democracy” that reached its peak in 1965, after seein...

  Sushi: Is It Good for You? Sushi is a term used for seaweed wrapped around cooked rice, raw or cooked fish, vegetables, and other ingredients. Sushi started as a way of preserving fish in seventh-century Japan, but has since evolved to describe a variety of food items. Sushi is a catch-all term. As a result, it can be hard to say whether sushi is healthy or not. Not all sushi is created equally. Some sushi features toppings such as mayonnaise, thick soy sauce, and other dressings that add fat, sugar, and sodium to the dish. However, there are many known health benefits available from staple sushi ingredients such as seaweed, rice, and fish. Nutrition Information Sushi nutrition information varies based on ingredients. For example, one Southern Tsunami California roll contains: Calories: 628 Fat: 5 grams Cholesterol: 0 milligrams Sodium: 1,038 milligrams Carbohydrates: 129 grams Fiber: 5 grams Sugar: 10 grams Protein: 15 grams The fish used in many types of sushi is filled with om...