Diversity and Pluralism in Indonesia

The video tutorial explores the sociological concept of diversity in Indonesia, focusing on social differentiation, racial, linguistic, ethnic, and religious diversity. It delves into the historical and geographical factors that contribute to this diversity, such as migration patterns and geographical features. The video also highlights Indonesia's openness to external cultures, which has further enriched its cultural landscape.

What is the primary characteristic of social differentiation in Indonesia?

• Vertical hierarchy

• Horizontal differences

• Economic status

• Political power

Which racial group is predominantly found in Papua, Indonesia?

• Asiatic Mongoloid

• Mongoloid

• Caucasoid

• Negroid

What is the common linguistic root of most Indonesian regional languages?

• Dravidian

• Indo-European

• Sino-Tibetan

• Austronesian

Which cultural element is NOT typically associated with ethnic diversity?

• Technology

• Customs

• Religion

• Art

How many major religions are officially recognized in Indonesia?

• Five

• Six

• Four

• Three

Which religion is NOT among the major ones recognized in Indonesia?

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Hinduism

• Judaism

From which region did the ancestors of Indonesians originate according to historical records?

• Yunan, China

• India

• Middle East

• Europe

What geographical feature influences the cultural practices of communities in Indonesia?

• Forests

• Deserts

• Rivers

• Mountains

Which factor is NOT a reason for Indonesia's cultural diversity?

• Historical migration

• Geographical isolation

• Cultural openness

• Technological advancement

Which of the following is an example of Indonesia's openness to foreign cultures?

• Rejection of foreign religions

• Isolation from global trade

• Prohibition of foreign technology

• Adoption of foreign languages