1. INDONESIA

2. OLUWABUSOLAMI ADEBOYE
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ALIYU SHAMSIDEEN
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MEHMET ALİ TORUN
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3. INTRODUCTION INDONESIA-COLLECTIONS OF ISLANDS CAPITAL-JAKARTA
EMERGED FROM THE GREEK WORD INDOS-INDIA’S AND NESOS-ISLANDS
BETWEEN PACIFIC OCEANS AND INDIAN OCEANS
SHARES BORDERS WITH STATES LIKE AUSTRIALIA, PHILIPINES, MALAYSIA ETC

4. POPULATION OF OVER 261.1 MILLION
4TH LARGEST STATE
LARGEST MUSLIMS
DIVERSED ETHNICALLY- OVER 3000 NATIVE LANGUAGES
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE-INDONESIAN
CURRENCY-RUPIAH

6. COLONIAL PERIOD FIRST KINGDOM-SRIVIJAVA A BUDDHIST TRADING POLITY
8TH AND 9TH-CONSTRUCTION OF BUDDHIST AND HINDU MONUMENTS
INVASION BY ISLAM BETWEEN 11TH AND 13TH CENTURY
EMERGENGENCE OF A NEW EMPIRE CALLED MAJAPAHIT

7. DUTCH HEGEMONY DECLARED SOVEREIGNTY IN 13TH TO 16TH CENTURY
INVASION BY FOREIGNERS
PORTUGUESE IN 1522
DUTCH IN 1596
ENGLISH 1601
DUTCH HEGEMONY
CREATED THE DUTCH INDIAN COMPANY VOC
GAVE THE DUTCH ULTIMATE CONTROL FOR 350 YEARS OF COLONIZATION

8. AFTER VOC BANKRUPTCY
NETHERLANDS DESOLVED VOC
CREATED DUTCH EAST INDIES IN 1800 CONTROLLED B THE GOVERNMENT
JAPANESE INVASION
NATIONALISM AND INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT
END OF JAPANESE OCCUPATION-THE REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA
A DIPLOMATIC STRUGGLE ENDED AFTER THE WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH TROOPS AND THE RECOGNITION OF ROI BY DUTCH IN 1949.

9. SUKARNO MOHAMMAD HALTA

10. Social Development
Social Development focuses on the need to “put people first” in development processes. Social Development promotes social inclusion of the poor and vulnerable by empowering people, building cohesive and resilient societies, and making institutions accessible and accountable to citizens.

11. EDUCATION
EDUCATION- The Indonesian education system lags behind those of other regional states. Unsurprisingly, it trails behind wealthy Singapore, but it also lags behind Vietnam, a country with a per capita GDP two-fifths lower than that of Indonesia. 
Most Indonesians at the end of their school careers, only 25 per cent of Indonesia students meet minimum standards in literacy and numeracy. Why is this the case = COMPLEX BEAUCRATIC SYSTEM AND CORRUPTION

12. URBANISATION
Increasing urbanization can occur in two distinct ways, migration from rural to urban or rural areas becoming designated as urban. However it was not until after the 2010 census that it became clear that a majority of the population, 54 per cent, lives in urban areas .The stat here isn’t really good. Also Projections by BPS suggest that 66.6 per cent of the population will live in urban areas by 2035.

13. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Indonesia is a country that contains great economic potential; a potential that has not gone unnoticed to part of the global community. Indonesia - Southeast Asia's largest economy - contains a number of characteristics that put the country in a great position for newly advanced economic development
The Indonesian government under the leadership of Joko Widodo has implemented several structural reforms that aim at long-term growth but cause some short-term pain.

14. MANUFACTURING SECTOR
The highest-performing sector in the Indonesian economy is manufacturing, which accounted for per cent of GDP in Within this sector, the food and beverage industry constitutes thirty per cent of manufacturing GDP and six per cent of total GDP. The only secondary sector that is larger than the food and beverage industry is wholesale and retail trade, which makes up per cent of GDP.

16. TOURISM
The tourism industry of Indonesia enhances its contribution towards the country's gross domestic product (GDP) because it will trigger more foreign exchange earnings (as each foreign visitor spends between USD $1,100 and USD $1,200 per visit on average) while also providing employment opportunities to the Indonesian citizens
Currently, Indonesia's tourism sector accounts for approximately four percent of the total economy. By 2019, the Indonesian government wants to double this figure to 8 percent of GDP

18. Political History and Political Development of Indonesia

19. Meanings of Symbols
(STAR) — Monotheism : This principle implies that the people of Indonesia believe in a single god. It also tells the beliefs of the Indonesian people about life after death.
(CHAIN) -- Fair and Modern Society : According to this principle, every human being deserves a honorable behavior because created by God. In addition, this chain symbolizes the achievements of humanity which are transmitted from generation to generation.
(BANYAN TREE) -- The Association of Indonesia : This principle emphasizes the concept of nationalism and homeland love. It promotes national unity and integrity.

20. (BUFFALO) – Democracy : Pancasila democracy is states that decisions should be made with wisdom and consultation. It promotes negotiation to solve problems and making decisions.
(Rice & Cotton) – Social Justice : According to this principle it should be used for all the natural resources and the material potential of the country and for the goodness and happiness of the people. Social justice encourages the protection of the weak.
 Bhinneka Tunggal Ika : Unity in Diversity

21. The Republic of Indonesia came into being in 1945, after a long period of Dutch colonial rule and Japanese wartime occupation.
But the Netherlands accepted the independence of this country on December 27, 1949, after the war of independence.
It is possible to evaluate Indonesia's political history as basically three different periods.

22. The country was ruled by representative democracy from 1950 to 1957.
The period between 1957 and 1965 was governed by an autocratic model that could be expressed as ''Guided Democracy'' under the leadership of President Sukarno.
The period covering is the period in which the Suharto administration with a charge of an army-supported method and is called the ''New Order''.

23. Suharto
Mohammad Hatta
Sukarno

24. PANCASİLA ( Five Principles )
Belief in the One and Only God
A just and civilized humanity
A unified Indonesia
Democracy, led by the wisdom of the representatives of the People
Social justice for all Indonesians

25. A- Democracy Experience (1950-1957)
Coalition governments,
The government has changed seven times,
General elections in 1955
Cabinet crisis
End of the parliamentary system

26. B- Guided Democracy Period (1957-1965)
Declaration of martial law in the country in 1957,
Presidency and the head of government mision were conducted by Sukarno.
Military Coup Attempt in 1965
Massacre against communists in which the number of dead was estimated to be between 250,000 and 1 million.
End of the Sukarno Period.

27. C- Period of New Order (1965-1998)
Essential characteristics of ‘New Order’ ;
General Elections in 1971
GOLKAR party

28. From 1998 to Present Constitutional reforms, Radical changes,
A first in the 2004 elections

29. CONCLUSION
As a result, the Indonesia has achieved a great economic, social and political progress from 1945 to the present day. Indonesia, a founding member of ASEAN and one of the G-20 countries, has an important role in terms of regional development. It will be an economically indispensable regional actor in the next 20 years if it continues to develop steadily and analyzes the future well.