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Halo Cindy C, kakak bantu jawab ya. Informasi terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan oleh nomor 2 dan 3. Jadi jawaban yang tepat adalah A. Untuk lebih jelasnya, yuk pahami penjelasan berikut. Marco Polo adalah salah satu penjelajah dunia yang sampai di wilayah Nusantara. Marco Polo berasal dari Venesia, Italia. Pada tahun 1292 M Marco Polo singgah ke wilayah Sumatera tepatnya di Samudera Pasai. Pada saat itu Samudera Pasai merupakan wilayah yang sangat ramai oleh aktivitas perdagangan antara pedagang Nusantara dengan pedagang India. Berkaitan dengan penyebaran agama Islam, pedagang India pada saat itu berdagang dengan penduduk Nusantara sekaligus menyebarkan agama Islam. Mereka giat menyebarkan agama Islam kepada penduduk Nusantara. Semoga membantu ya.

Perhatikaninformasi berikut ini!1) Gelombang bunyi tidak dapat merambat dalam ruang hampa2) Gelombang bunyi tidak dapat mengalami pembelokan saat melewati suatu celah3) Gelombang bunyi tidak dapat dipantulkan ketika mengenai suatu penghalang4) Interferensi pada gelombang bunyi hanya akan terjadi ketika ada dua sumber bunyi yang 1. Perhatikan informasi-informasi berikut. 1 Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa terdapat kerajaan di Nusantara yang istananyaditata sama seperti istana raja-raja Seorang musafir dari Italia yang singgah di Perlak atau Peureula, Aceh utara, pada1292 Mendapati para pedagang Islam dari India Gujarat yang sangat giat dalam Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa raja di Nusantara bergelar sultan dan patihnyabergelar amirInformasi yang tepat terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan nomorA. 1 dan 2D. 2 dan 4B. 1 dan 3E. 3 dan 4C. 2 dan 3 JawabanInformasi yang tepat terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan nomor C. 2 dan 3 PENGERTIANMODEL PEMBELAJARAN TIPE STAD 1. Menurut wina (2008:242) menjelaskan bahwa pembelajaran kooperatif merupakan model pembelajaran menggunakan sistem pengelompokkan atau tim kecil,yaitu antara 4-5 orang yang mempunyai latar belakang kemampuan akademik,jenis kelamin,ras atau suku yang berbeda (heterogen) 2. Halo Rahmat S, kakak bantu jawab ya. Informasi terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan oleh nomor 2 dan 3. Jadi jawaban yang tepat adalah C. Untuk lebih jelasnya, yuk pahami penjelasan berikut. Marco Polo adalah seorang petualang sekaligus pedagang asal Venesia. Sebagai petualang, Marco Polo singgah ke berbagai tempat salah satunya ke Nusantara. Pada tahun 1292M Marco Polo singgah di kerajaan Perlak. Pada saat itu Marco Polo mendapati pedagang dari Gujarat yang melakukan kontak dagang dengan pedagang di Perlak. Pedagang Perlak pada saat itu belum mengenal agama Islam, sehingga pedagang Gujarat di samping berdagang juga mengajarkan agama Islam dengan giat kepada mereka. Semoga membantu ya. SOALPILIHAN GANDA BAHASA INDONESIA KELAS X-XII. 1. Pertanyaannya yang tidak tepat terkait Jalur Utara adalah .. A. Jalur perdagangan yant telah dipergunakan selama kira – kira 1.500 tahun dan membentang sejauh 6.400 km. B. Sutra dan rempah – rempah merupakan beberapa komoditas utama yang diperdagangkan lewat Jalur Utara. C. Kota – kota

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^{Jawabanyang tepat dari pertanyaan diatas adalah E. Untuk lebih jelasnya, yuk pahami penjelasan berikut: Organisasi Budi Utomo didirikan pada 20 Mei 1908 atas usul dr. Wahidin Sudirohusodo, lulusan sekolah kedokteran STOVIA (School tot Opleiding} ^{0% found this document useful 0 votes2 views8 pagesOriginal TitleSOAL SEJARAH PEMINATAN KLS XI 1Copyright© © All Rights ReservedShare this documentDid you find this document useful?0% found this document useful 0 votes2 views8 pagesSoal Sejarah Peminatan KLS XiOriginal TitleSOAL SEJARAH PEMINATAN KLS XI 1Jump to Page You are on page 1of 8 You're Reading a Free Preview Pages 5 to 7 are not shown in this preview. Reward Your CuriosityEverything you want to Anywhere. Any Commitment. Cancel anytime.}

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^{Italian Trader at the Court of Kublai KhanAt the height of the Mongol Empire, Marco Polo served Emperor Kublai Khan in China and returned to Venice to write an account of his experiences that would give Europeans some of their earliest information about the 13th century, people who lived in Venice, Italy, believed that the Sun revolved around the Earth and that creation occurred exactly 4,484 years before Rome was founded. As Christians, they considered Jerusalem, the place of Jesus’s crucifixion, to be the so-called navel of the world, and their maps portrayed Polo was born in Venice, or possibly Croatia, in 1254. Located on the eastern coast of Italy, Venice served as a gateway to the riches of Asia during this era of increasing trade. Goods flowed like water through the city. Ships from around the eastern Mediterranean docked at its port. Merchants and traders set sail from Venice for Constantinople now Istanbul and the Black Sea to fetch goods from Russia and from merchants who traveled the Silk Roads, a system of trading routes to and from China that crossed the mountains and deserts of Central the time of Marco’s birth, his father, Niccolo, and two uncles, all merchants, were away trading. Supposedly they were visiting cities on the Black Sea, but their adventures had actually taken them all the way to the Mongol capital of China, Khanbaliq city of the Khan. There they had an audience with the most powerful ruler of the day, Kublai Khan, grandson of the founding emperor, Genghis Khan. When the three Polo men returned to Venice after an absence of 16 years, Niccolo found that his wife had died and that he had a 15-year-old son, Marco, whom he did not know years later, in 1271, Niccolo Polo and his brother, Maffeo, set off again, taking the 17-year-old Marco with them. This time they aimed directly for the court of Kublai Khan, to bring him documents from the pope and holy oil from Jerusalem that he had requested. Even with a gold passport from Kublai Khan, which enabled the travelers to use lodgings and horses posted by the Mongols along the Silk Road routes, they took three and a half years to arrive. Upon reaching the summer palace of Kublai Khan in 1275, Niccolo presented his son and offered him in service to the talented young man, Marco had learned several languages along the way, including Mongolian though not Chinese, and had mastered four written alphabets. Two years before Marco’s arrival, Kublai Khan had completed the conquest of all parts of China and needed non-Mongol administrators in areas that resisted having Mongol authorities. Marco took on various sorts of diplomatic and administrative roles for the emperor from his base in Dadu, which Kublai Khan built next to Khanbaliq. Both Dadu and Khanbaliq stood at what is now more than 16 years in China, the Polos begged permission from Kublai Khan to return home to Venice. Apparently they had proved so useful to the khan that he did not want them to leave. Finally, he agreed for them to escort a Mongolian princess, Cogatin, to become the bride of a Persian khan; thus they headed back time they traveled by sea in Chinese ships and, after many difficulties, succeeded in delivering the princess. Before they could reach Venice, however, Kublai Khan died on February 18, 1294, which allowed local rulers to reassert themselves and demand payment from traders. Consequently, the Polos were forced to hand over 4,000 Byzantine coins, a significant portion of their fortune, to the local government of a city on the Black Polos returned to Venice in 1295, having been away 24 years. Their enthusiastic biographer told stories, which may have been gossip, that when they returned they were wearing Mongolian clothing and could hardly remember their native language. Their relatives had thought them long dead. But when they produced a small fortune in gems rubies, sapphires, garnets, diamonds, and emeralds, which had been sewn into the hems of their Mongolian garments, they were warmly Venice was at war with its rival city-state, Genoa, on the west coast of Italy. As was custom for a wealthy merchant, Marco Polo financed his own war galley. He was captured during a naval battle and ended up in prison in chance, one of his cellmates, Rusticello from Pisa, had experience writing romantic novels. As Polo entertained everyone with his tales of traveling to China, Rusticello wrote them down in a French dialect. This is how Polo’s accounts, Europe’s primary source of information about China until the 19th century, came into 1299 Genoa and Venice declared peace; Polo was released and returned to Venice to marry Donata Badoer. The couple had three daughters in quick succession. He spent his remaining days as a businessman, working from home. He died there at almost 70 years of age, on January 8, 1324, and was buried under the church of San Lorenzo, though his tomb has now Polo’s BookPolo might have been forgotten had his book, The Travels of Marco Polo, not engaged widespread interest. It could be circulated only one copy at a time, since printing in Europe did not begin until almost 200 years later. About 120 to 140 early manuscripts — hand-printed and fragmentary versions of The Travels — survive, and every one of them is different. The earliest readers were scholars, monks, and noblemen. Soon translations of The Travels appeared, in Venetian, German, English, Catalan, Argonese, Gaelic, and Latin. It took more than a century for the book to become part of mainstream European texts have provoked more controversy than The Travels of Marco Polo. The authorship is not clear — is it Polo or Rusticello? Sometimes the text is in the first-person voice, sometimes in the third-person. How much of the text is based on Polo’s firsthand experience and how much did the authors insert secondhand accounts by others? Certainly it’s a mix. What was reported seemed so bizarre to stay-at-home Europeans that the readers often assumed that everything was made up. Yet historians have largely confirmed the facts in Polo’s account of the height of the Mongol proved an engaging storyteller. He found Mongolian customs fascinating and reported them enthusiastically, such as the use of paper for money and the burning of coal for heat see excerpts below. Paper money had been utilized in China for several hundred years, and coal had been burned in parts of China since the beginning of also missed a few unfamiliar practices, notably the books being sold in Quinsa now Hangzhou, the capital city of the earlier Song dynasty in southern China. Books were widely available there because they were printed with moveable type made of wood, clay, or tin. Moveable type was missing in Europe until 1440, when Johannes Gutenberg, a German printer, invented it Christopher Columbus set sail on August 3, 1492, hoping to find a route by sea to China, he carried with him a heavily annotated copy of The Travels of Marco Polo, expecting it to be The Travels of Marco Polo Book 2, Chapter 18OF THE KIND OF PAPER MONEY ISSUED BY THE GRAND KHAN, AND MADE TO PASS CURRENT THROUGHOUT HIS DOMINIONSIn this city of Cambalu [another spelling for Khanbaliq] is the mint of the grand khan, who may truly be said to possess the secret of the alchemists, as he has the art of producing money by the following process. He causes bark to be stripped from those mulberry-trees the leaves of which are used for feeding silk-worms, and takes from it that thin inner ring which lies between the coarser bark and the wood of the tree. This being steeped, and afterwards pounded in a mortar, until reduced to a pulp, is made into paper, resembling that which is made from cotton, but quite black. When ready for use, he has it cut into pieces of money of different sizes, nearly square, but somewhat longer than they are wide...The coinage of this paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially appointed, not only subscribe their names, but affix their signets also; and when this has been regularly done by the whole of them, the principal officer, deputed by his majesty, having dipped into vermilion the royal seal committed to his custody, stamps with it the piece of paper, so that the form of the seal tinged with the vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished as a capital offence. When thus coined in large quantities, this paper currency is circulated in every part of the grand khan’s dominions; nor dares any person, at the peril of his life, refuse to accept it in payment. All his subjects receive it without hesitation, because wherever their business may call them, they can dispose of it again in the purchase of merchandise they may have occasion for; such as pearls, jewels, gold, or silver. With it, in short, every article may be procured... All his majesty’s armies are paid with this currency, which is to them of the same value as if it were gold or silver. Upon these grounds, it may certainly be affirmed that the grand khan has a more extensive command of treasure than any other sovereign in the universe. pp. 145–147Book 2, Chapter 23OF THE KIND OF WINE MADE IN THE PROVINCE OF CATHAY — AND OF THE STONES USED THERE FOR BURNING IN THE MANNER OF CHARCOALThe greater part of the inhabitants of the province of Cathay [now China] drink a sort of wine made from rice mixed with a variety of spices and drugs. This beverage, or wine as it may be termed, is so good and well flavoured that they do not wish for better. It is clear, bright, and pleasant to the taste, and being made very hot, has the quality of inebriating sooner than any this province there is found a sort of black stone, which they dig out of the mountains, where it runs in veins. When lighted, it burns like charcoal, and retains the fire much better than wood; inso- much that it may be preserved during the night, and in the morning be found still burning. These stones do not flame, excepting a little when first lighted, but during their ignition give out a considerable heat. It is true there is no scarcity of wood in the country, but the multitude of inhabitants is so immense, and their stoves and baths, which they are continually heating, so numerous, that the quantity could not supply the demand; for there is no person who does not frequent the warm bath at least three times in the week, and during the winter daily, if it is in their power. Every man of rank or wealth has one in his house for his own use; and the stock of wood must soon prove inadequate to such consumption; whereas these stones may be had in the greatest abundance, and at a cheap rate. p. 155For Further DiscussionWhat are some similarities and differences between Ibn Battuta and Marco Polo’s travels? Share one similarity and one difference in the Questions Area below.} Berikutadalah tabel unsur kimia yang disusun berdasarkan nomor atom dan kode warna menurut tipe unsur. Setiap unsur ditampilkan informasi mengenai nama unsur, lambang unsur, golongan dan periode, massa atom (atau isotop yang paling stabil), massa jenis, titik lebur, titik didih dan penemunya. Deret kimia tabel periodik.

PertanyaanPerhatikan informasi-informasi berikut. 1 Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa terdapat kerajaan di Nusantara yang istananya ditata sama seperti istana raja-raja India. 2 Seorang musafir dari Italia yang singgah di Perlak atau Peureula, Aceh Utara, pada 1292 M. 3 Mendapati para pedagang Islam dari India Gujarat yang sangat giat dalam menyebarkan agama islam. 4 Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa raja di Nusantara bergelar sultan dan patihnya bergelar amir. Informasi yang tepat terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan nomor...Perhatikan informasi-informasi berikut. 1 Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa terdapat kerajaan di Nusantara yang istananya ditata sama seperti istana raja-raja India. 2 Seorang musafir dari Italia yang singgah di Perlak atau Peureula, Aceh Utara, pada 1292 M. 3 Mendapati para pedagang Islam dari India Gujarat yang sangat giat dalam menyebarkan agama islam. 4 Dalam catatannya disebutkan bahwa raja di Nusantara bergelar sultan dan patihnya bergelar amir. Informasi yang tepat terkait Marco Polo ditunjukkan nomor...1 dan 21 dan 32 dan 32 dan 43 dan 4EME. Mar'AtusMaster TeacherMahasiswa/Alumni Universitas AirlanggaPembahasanMarco Polo merupakan seorang musafir dari Venesia, Italia. Ia singgah di Perlak, Sumatra dalam perjalanannya ke Tiongkok pada tahun 1292 M. Saat ia singgah, penduduk di sekitarnya sudah beragama Islam. Ia juga mendapati banyak pedagang India Gujarat yang sudah memeluka agama Islam. Melalui bukunya, ia menyimpulkan bahwa penduduk disana belum terlalu lama masuk ke wilayah Polo merupakan seorang musafir dari Venesia, Italia. Ia singgah di Perlak, Sumatra dalam perjalanannya ke Tiongkok pada tahun 1292 M. Saat ia singgah, penduduk di sekitarnya sudah beragama Islam. Ia juga mendapati banyak pedagang India Gujarat yang sudah memeluka agama Islam. Melalui bukunya, ia menyimpulkan bahwa penduduk disana belum terlalu lama masuk ke wilayah pemahamanmu bersama Master Teacher di sesi Live Teaching, GRATIS!11rb+SStevenPembahasan lengkap bangetNfNur fadillah Bantu banget

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