This document discusses Indonesia's past and present political, geographic, religious, economic, and social systems. Politically, Indonesia has transitioned from a collection of kingdoms to a presidential representative democratic republic. Geographically, its archipelago location spanning over 3,700 km has influenced its development. Religiously, Islam is now the dominant religion though Hinduism and other beliefs were also present historically. Economically, currency has shifted from coins to paper money to credit cards. Socially, wars were once fought between kingdoms while current conflicts center around political positions. Overall, the document traces Indonesia's evolution while noting some continuities like its capital and cultural influences over time.

1. Indonesia past and present
By: Hagen

2. Political System now
The political system of Indonesia is a
framework of a presidential representative
democratic republic. Indonesia is a unitary
state with power concentrated in the national
government. In the Indonesian government,
the powers is vested in the executive, which
is exercised by the government, legislative
power is vested in both the government and
the two People's Representative Councils and
the judiciary is independent of the executive
and the legislature.

3. Political system at the past
Last time there were a lot of Kingdoms in
a certain place. Each kingdom rule their
area their self.

4. Connection
A president or a king always have a
contact with other president or a king
in other places like foreign places.

5. Geographical now
Indonesia, the world's largest archipelago nation, is
located astride the equator in the humid tropics
and extends some 2,300 miles (3,700 kilometers)
east-west, about the same as the contiguous
United States. It is surrounded by oceans, seas,
and straits except where it shares an island border
with East Malaysia and Brunei on Borneo
(Kalimantan); with Papua New Guinea on New
Guinea; and with Timor Loro Sae on Timor. West
Malaysia lies across the Straits of Malaka, the
Philippines lies to the northeast, and Australia lies
to the south.

6. Geographical at the past
The archipelago's location has played a profound
role in economic, political, cultural, and
religious developments there. For more than
two thousand years, trading ships sailed
between the great civilizations of India and
China via the waters and islands of the Indies.
The islands also supplied

7. Connection
Indonesia capital city is still Jakarta after
it is changes from Yogyakarta and the
name of the places are changed a little
bit

8. Religions now
 Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim country,
with 86% of the population professing Islam. In
addition, almost 9% of the population is Christian,
2% are Hindu, and 3% are Buddhist or animist.
 Nearly all of the Hindu Indonesians live on the
island of Bali; most of the Buddhists are ethnic
Chinese. The Constitution of Indonesia guarantees
freedom of worship, but the state ideology
specifies a belief in only one God.

9. Religions at the
past

10. Connection
Some of the religion is still in the same
amount but some has gone from
Indonesia

11. Economic now
Now there are a lot of bank notes and
less coins. But credit card is the most
popular because it is light to carry
instead of carrying lots of heavy coins.
It is also useful if we need to pay
expensive thing.

12. Economic at the past
 The first coin-like products found in Indonesia date
from the ninth Century Buddhist Sailandra dynasty
and were produced in Indonesia until the twelfth
century: gold and silver massa (emas is the
modern Indonesian word for 'gold') and kupang.
 The Majapahit empire, which became important in
Java and Sumatra from the late 13th Century,
received, with the arrival of Chinese traders, holed
copper coins known as cash.

13. Connection
From coins they make it into paper with
the same value and make bigger value
in a paper with also have the same
value with how many coins

14. Social now
 There is a war but the war is actually
fighting for high position like in the
political system to be a DPR or others

15. Social at the past
 Before in kingdoms there are wars with
other country to steal Indonesia
richness or resources

16. Connection
 There will always have a bad thing
happening to get what they want
 wars: to get resources(past)
 Stealing: to get valuable
belongings(now)

17. Implication for the future
I think in the future Indonesia will get
better and worst because for the social
now people like to do bad
thing/behavior when there are more
valuable things(technology : phone).
If better is by having more relationship
between countries and can make
Indonesia country bigger.