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Justin Giovanni Valdano/18 dan Reinard Darren Setiawan/26

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Justin Giovanni Valdano/18 dan Reinard Darren Setiawan/26

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https://sites.google.com/student.debritto.sch.id/onepiece/home

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Yosephus Andrito Rosari / 35

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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Octaviano Anugerah Putera /XA3/24 ---Remedial---

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Octaviano Anugerah Putera /XA3/24 ---Remedial---

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Raffael Adolf ( 25 ),Kristo ( 32)

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Hello everyone! We are Raffael and Kristo student number 25 and 32. We get assignment from english literature lessons, and we decided to make a website. Now in this website we want to make a recount text with the topic is Yamato Hotel Incident

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KAMIKAZEE
Julius Caesar Dhewantoro /17
Yhoakim Suryo Kusumo / 33

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Komik Strip Hewan 4 Panel Hiu Biru dan Abu-Abu

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Bonaventura Ari Bimantara/4
Christian Tiesto Cahyadi Putra/6

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Gabriel Obed Christian 12
Elias Satrio Siregar 9

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Maverick Raphael David/20
Emmanuel Fabian Aruna/10

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Julius Caesar Dhewantoro/17
Yhoakim Suryo Kusumo/33

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The Sampit conflict that occurred in 2001 was not the first incident that occurred between Dayak and Madurese. Previously there had been a dispute between the two. The Madurese first arrived in Central Kalimantan in 1930 under the transmigration program launched by the Dutch colonial government. Until 2000, transmigrants from Madura made up 21 percent of Central Kalimantan's population. The Dayak tribe began to feel dissatisfied with the competition that kept coming from Madura. The new law has also allowed Madurese to gain control of many of the province's commercial industries, such as logging, mining and plantations. This created economic problems which then spread into riots between the two. The incident of rioting occurred in 2001. The rioting started when there was an arson attack on a Dayak house. According to rumors, Madurese were the perpetrators of the burning of Dayak's house. A moment later, the Dayak people began to retaliate by burning Madurese houses. Professor Usop of the Association of Dayak Peoples claims that the massacres by the Dayaks were carried out in self-defense after several Dayaks were attacked. It was also stated that a Dayak citizen was tortured and killed by a group of Madurese after a gambling dispute in Kereng Pangi Village on 17 December 2000.

The rioting situation between Dayak and Madurese was exacerbated by the different habits and values ​​that the two had. Like the Madurese custom of carrying a machete or sickle anywhere, it makes the Dayak think that their guest is ready to fight. The Sampit conflict itself began with a dispute between the two ethnic groups at the end of 2000. In mid-December 2000, clashes between the Dayak and Madurese occurred in Kereng Pangi Village, causing tension between the two. Tensions escalated after a fight broke out at an entertainment venue in the Ampalit gold mining village. An ethnic Dayak named Sandong, died from a stab wound he got. This incident then made Sandong's family and neighbors feel very angry.

Two days after the incident, 300 Dayak people came to the location of Sandong's death to find the perpetrator. Unable to find the perpetrators, the group of Dayak residents took their anger out by destroying nine houses, two cars, five motorbikes and two karaoke places, belonging to Madurese residents. This attack then made 1,335 Madurese flee. On February 18, 2001 the Dayak tribe succeeded in taking control of Sampit. Police arrested a local official believed to be one of the masterminds behind this attack. The detained person is suspected of having paid six people to provoke the riots in Sampit. Later, thousands of Dayak residents surrounded the police station in Palangkaraya while demanding the release of the detainees. Their request was granted by the police. On 28 February 2001, the military succeeded in dispersing the Dayak crowd from the streets. From the Sampit conflict, at least 100 Madurese were beheaded by the Dayak tribe. The Sampit conflict itself began to subside after the government increased security, evacuated residents and arrested provocateurs. To commemorate the end of this conflict, a peace treaty was made between the Dayak and Madurese tribes. To commemorate the peace agreement, a peace monument was built in Sampit.

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Sampit War The Sampit conflict that occurred in 2001 was not the first incident that occurred between Dayak and Madurese. Previously there had been a dispute between the two. The Madurese first arrived in Central Kalimantan in 1930 under the transmigration program launched by the Dutch colonial

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Bonaventura Hizkia Abiandaru Nugroho/5
Fabian Orlando/11

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Octaviano Anugerah Putra 24

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"I seek a few highly intelligent people. I engrain hints and codes in my puzzles. Some have broken the three puzzles I have created. But none have decoded my music, yet...Prepare for Epiphany." ― Cicada 3301

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Kayetan Kent Akupadatu/19
Domenico Agastya Da Rato/8

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Davin Izhrel Ngilamele 07 - Riquello Rammstein Towidjojo 27

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Samuel Ishak Pasorong Randa 30

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The purpose of the Establishment of BPUPKI is to study, explore, and investigate the basic form that is suitable for the benefit of the Indonesian state government system after independence. So, BPUPKI was formed to prepare for the process of Indonesian independence.

Meanwhile, for Japan, the purpose of establishing BPUPKI was to attract the sympathy of the Indonesian people to help Japan in the war against the Allies by giving the promise of independence to Indonesia.

At that time, Japan was involved in World War II against the Allied armies so the Japanese side was in defeat and needed a lot of support. Therefore, the establishment of BPUPKI by Japan was not 100 percent sincere to give Indonesian independence, but also to gain support and carry out its colonial politics.

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The purpose of the Establishment of BPUPKI is to study, explore, and investigate the basic form that is suitable for the benefit of the Indonesian state government system after independence. So, BPUPKI was formed to prepare for the process of Indonesian independence. Meanwhile, for Japan, the

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The escape from egypt

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Bintatar Aaron/3
Jonathan Ramzandhi/15

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https://1755921.wixsite.com/my-site-1

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https://sites.google.com/view/rengasdengklok/home

Samuel Alden Hermawan/29
Hanwinartha Haryono/13

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Hello Everyone! We are Hanwin and Alden from XA3 class, student numbers 13 and 29. In this website, we want to share one of the historical recount of Indonesia Independence Journey, Rengasdengklok. This art work is done to fulfill the English Literature's class exhibition assignment. Please Enjoy!

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Hello Everyone! We are Hanwin and Alden from XA3 class, student numbers 13 and 29. In this website, we want to share one of the historical recount of Indonesia Independence Journey, Rengasdengklok. This art work is done to fulfill the English Literature's class exhibition assignment. Please Enjoy!

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https://sites.google.com/view/rengasdengklok/home

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Hello Everyone! We are Hanwin and Alden from XA3 class, student numbers 13 and 29. In this website, we want to share one of the historical recount of Indonesia Independence Journey, Rengasdengklok. This art work is done to fulfill the English Literature's class exhibition assignment. Please Enjoy!

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Hello Everyone! We are Hanwin and Alden from XA3 class, student numbers 13 and 29. In this website, we want to share one of the historical recount of Indonesia Independence Journey, Rengasdengklok. This art work is done to fulfill the English Literature's class exhibition assignment. Please Enjoy!