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Oh yes, it's also thick if it's in the

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Rohmani Rohim area Assalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarokatuh meet

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me again Tony Muhammad Taufik still

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in the study of Indonesian history Well

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in this learning video we

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discuss the meaning of history, does anyone

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know about history, well history is

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often associated with the creator

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then but not that one, right Well before

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we discuss the meaning of history, we

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often hear the term jasmerah What

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is jasmerah, well this jasmerah

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was issued by our proclaimer Bung

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Karno, its contents are never

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abandon history

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What does it mean, never

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abandon history, well

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this term issued by Bung Karno reminds us

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that history has a tent that

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we can take from past events,

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then we pick it up to

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carry it out today so that we

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get a brilliant future,

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for example, one morning I

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walked and then fell into a

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hole, well in that incident

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we can take the wisdom that on the road there

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was a hole, well when the road

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had a hole The next day call the

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next day or today we

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walk again through that road

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Well, approximately we will fall into the

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same hole or not, of course we will

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avoiding the hole, more or less

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like that The wisdom that we can

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take from history or

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historical events, there must be

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a lesson that

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we can take, well, let's go into

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the meaning of history, this history is

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taken from Arabic, namely

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syajaratun What is syajaratun taken

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from the word tree, well, what is the relationship between

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history and trees? Well, we see that

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this tree has a character, the

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first is the existence of roots or

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origins. Well, the origins here we

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often associate with the existence of a family tree.

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Well, we have a family, we have

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fathers and mothers, we have grandparents and so on, well,

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it is often depicted

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as a tree, for example, I am here a

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child, yes, then my mother and father, well,

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my mother and father have parents again

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or my grandfather and grandmother, well, my mother has

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parents again, have

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Hello, Hello, my grandfather and grandmother too, Ma, then

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up to the top, finally it resembles

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a tree, so the tree here is taken

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from the genealogy or origins Why

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must it be a tree in Arabic, yes,

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while in English,

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English says History is

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history or events in the past,

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then in Greek, history is

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interpreted as Historia or

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events that occurred

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in the past and are associated with

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human beings Well from here eh that is in terms of

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language then according to experts experts experts

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yes according to experts What is history

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well according to Herodotus Herodotus

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is known as the Father of

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World History well Herodotus stated that

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history is a study well

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eh a study to tell

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a cycle of the rise and fall of a

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public figure or

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a civilization according to Herodotus

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then according to Aristotle Aristotle

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also said that history is a

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system that examines an event

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from the beginning and is arranged in the form of

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chronology or a sequence of

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time Well that is according to experts then

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Lutfi the term itself history is interpreted

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as a science that

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studies all events or

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incidents that have occurred in the

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past in the life of mankind well in

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depth What is the meaning of

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this understanding Both in terms of language or according to

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experts Well we take several

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conclusions that history must

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have the first is the

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human being the second is the time the

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sequence of time third is the

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space or place where an

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event occurs Well then we conclude from

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there then enter into the elements of

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history What are the elements of history that were

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first is history must have

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the first human being as what

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as the subject well humans as the

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subject of history are humans as the

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makers of history themselves in past events

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if we examine the human being

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from the past well human being itself

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is the object of history the object that

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we will examine well like that well

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then the second element is time well

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time here is the sequence of

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time where there are events one after another

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those events are sequential well or

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diachronically well then what must be there

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is space What is space is a

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place for example we enter the three

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points or elements that were there Luwuk

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human space and time itself the

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first is human that we will

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examine the object is human example

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ancient human ancient human events

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how ancient human can come to

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Indonesia Indonesia our hearts are

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clear eh the first element is the

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humans are ancient human

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then the time that we determine

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is ancient times or before humans

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knew writing then the space the

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space is Indo Indonesia Well those are the

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three elements that we combine there are the

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first Human space repeat human

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time and space Well so from those three

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it

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becomes an element of history then

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what is the next element in the

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historical element next

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besides the three there is a fourth,

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namely continuity what is

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continuity continuity is a

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historical event that is always

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ongoing or eh has an impact on

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events The next one or

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also called causality there is a cause there is an

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effect well like that well the

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fifth is the historical element, namely the impact

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that will occur so from the fourth one

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there is the consumer element or the

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continuity of the cause there

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then the fifth is the impact

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or the effect that will arise from

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a previous event Well so

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in the historical element there are five elements

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the first is humans as

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the object Then the second

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is time the third is space the

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fourth is continuity the

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fifth is the impact Well let's take

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an example from the

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first one Humans are

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ancient humans that we will examine

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Then the second time When was the

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period when humans before knowing

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writing the third is eh The place

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where we will examine is in

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Indonesia Well then there is continuity

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Well after ancient humans what

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happened next what happened

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next was Indonesia the arrival of

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explorers from India so

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they brought books and finally

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entered the period of Indonesian humans knowing

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writing or the Hindu and Buddhist period

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next is the impact well the impact

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that we mentioned earlier was the entry of the

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new period so

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Before the period before knowing writing

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or pre-scripture entered the script period or the

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Hindu and Buddhist period Well that might be

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one example Maybe it's enough to understand

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for our learning this time Well

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If that's all for now, maybe

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our learning will be over on

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this occasion. Well, let's move on to the

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next learning video. Assalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh

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