Letter to UNESCO United Nation

Jakarta, December 14, 2011

To:

Mr. Hubert GIJZEN

Director and Representative

of UNESCO, Jakarta

Galuh II no 5, Kebayoran Baru

DKI Jakarta 12110, Indonesia

Dear, Mr. Hubert GIJZEN

As you know that Malaysia steal our culture and told to the world that it is Malaysia’s culture, not us’ culture. In this letter, I would like to propose you some of the solutions to prevent stealing of culture from one country and another country. 

Malaysia has steal our culture such as Reogponorogo Dance from Ponorogo, East Java. Similar dances danced Reog Ponorogo in Malaysia called Tari Barongan buthas elements of Moslem. This dance is also using a mask sudden peacock,which is headed tiger mask on which there are peacock feathers. Descriptions and photos of this dance featured in the official website of the Ministry of Culture Arts and Heritage Malaysia.

Beside the Reogponorogo Dance, there's also another traditional dance from Bali called Tari Pendet. in Bali, this dance usually dance for welcome dance. but again, Malaysia has claimed Tari Pendet to be one of Malaysia's heritage.

My statement is that how to prevent Malaysia from Indonesia, so that they won’t steal our country’s culture again.

So, my concern led me to a search of how it actually happened. After searching in some popular online news that I think is credible, it turns out that it is just a big mis-understanding. The thing is that the suspect that is stating that Tari Pendet belongs to Malaysia was never presented. All there was just a minute of tourism commercial from some institute that shows a clip of Tari Pendet in a part of that commercial.

I think you really need to handle this quick. Because if not, Malaysia will never stop stealing our culture and claimed it as theirs heritage.

Sincerely,

Intan Permata Ayu

Industrial Revolution Essay

Industrial Revolution is the changes of Technology, Social Economic and Culture at the end of 18th Century and the beginning of 19th Century. This Revolution is started at United Kingdom/British with the introduction of steam engines (by using a brick as a fuel) and powered by engines. The development of machine tools metal-inclusion on the first two decades of the 19th century to make production machinery products for use in other industries.

Factors behind the Industrial Revolution was a revolution of science in the 16th century with the advent of scientists such as Francis Bacon, Rene Decartes,Galileo Galilei

and the development of research and research with theestablishment of research institutes such as The Royal Improving Knowledge,The Royal Society of England, and The French Academy of Science. There is also a factor such as the resilience of the domestic politics, the development ofentrepreneurial activities, the British empire a vast and rich in natural resources.

Cultural effects spread throughout Western Europe and North America, and thenaffect the whole world. The effect of this change in society is very large and often compared with the cultural revolution in the Neolithic period when farming began in and forms of civilization, replacing the nomadic life.

Social Effects:

Child labor is found in the Industrial Revolution, although before the Industrial Revolution has been developed. Children - children are forced to work with asmall salary and minimal education. Several types of violence also occurred in coal mines and textile industries. This incident continues to occur until theestablishment of laws - laws factory Factory Acts in 1234 and 1994 whichprohibits children under 9 years old to work, children are prohibited from workingat night and hours of work 12 hours per day for children under 18 years.

Residence during the Industrial Revolution varied from the excellent condition of the house and the owner of a prosperous region through the narrow residentialslums. These slum houses using shared toilets and environmental conditionsthat are less clean. Various kinds of diseases are also often occur as outbreaks of cholera, chicken pox.

Effects of Industrial Revolution:

The impact of the industrial revolution to mankind felt in various fields, is that:

1. the emergence of large-scale industrial.
2. Improved quality of life, life becomes more dynamic, human beings can create a variety of production to meet their needs.
3. Prices of goods become cheaper. Why be cheap? Just imagine how a piece ofclothing production costs produced by the engine of production compared withtraditional tools!
4. The increasing urbanization of the industrial cities.
5. The development of modern capitalism.
6. Capitalist groups urged the government to run a modern imperialism.

Imaginary Interview with Robespierre

Robespierre

Q: Who are you and what are your roles?

A: one of the best-known and most influential figures of the French Revolution. largely dominated the Committee of Public Safety and was instrumental in the period of the Revolution commonly known as the Reign of Terror, which ended with his arrest and execution in 1794.

Q: What is 'Reign of Terror' (who started and why it happened)?

A: The Reign of Terror was caused by France’s situation beforehand. period of violence that occurred after the onset of the French Revolution incited by conflict between rival politics factions, the Gordins and Jacobins, and marked by mass executions of “Enemies of The Revolution”. the cause of this terror is that the death of Louis XVI in 1793.

Q: What is the Fault of King Louis XVI?

A: His greatest fault was that he was always ready to listen to others and follow their advice. When this advice was good, everything was fine but later in Louis XVI’s reign the advice was bad and it cost the king his life.

Q: Who Sans-Culottes and Jacobins are?

A: San-Culottes we’re the radical militants of the lower cases, typically urban laborers. Jacobins refers to Jacobin Club. The Jacobin Club was the most famous political club of the French Revolution.

Q: Why did he use guillotine? Is it a symbol of revolution or peace or else?

A: Yes, Guillotine was a symbol of Revolutionary on 27^th of July.

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