SULAWESI SELATAN

By : Kelompok 1
Kelompok 1
1.Michelle Regina (16)
2.Bintang Mahesa (6)
3.Jonathan Wijaya (14)
4.Muhammad Raihan (21)
5.Muthia Chairunnisa (22)
6.Nayla Putri Salshabila (25)
7.Rido Al Qhoeri (30)
Materi
01 02
Sejarah Pembagian Wilayah

04 03
Daya Tarik Makassar Kepercayaan
Sejarah
Banyak orang salah kaprah menilai arti nama Makassar berasal dari kata ‘kasar’. Padahal,
sejarah penamaan Ibu kota Provinsi Sulawesi Selatan ini ditandai dengan mimpi Raja Tallo
ke VI di abad ke 16.

Nama Makassar sudah disebutkan dalam kitab Nagarakretagama karya Mpu Prapanca pada
abad ke-14, sebagai salah satu daerah taklukkan Majapahit. Walaupun demikian, Raja Gowa
ke-9 Tumaparisi Kallonna (1510-1546) diperkirakan adalah tokoh pertama yang benar-benar
mengembangkan kota Makassar. Ia memindahkan pusat kerajaan dari pedalaman ke tepi
pantai, mendirikan benteng di muara Sungai Jeneberang, serta mengangkat seorang
syahbandar untuk mengatur perdagangan.

Pada abad ke-16, Makassar menjadi pusat perdagangan yang dominan di Indonesia Timur,
sekaligus menjadi salah satu kota terbesar di Asia Tenggara. Raja-raja Makassar menerapkan
kebijakan perdagangan bebas yang ketat, di mana seluruh pengunjung ke Makassar berhak
melakukan perniagaan disana dan menolak upaya VOC (Belanda) untuk memperoleh hak
monopoli di kota tersebut. Masjid di Makassar (1910-1934).
Pembagian Wilayah
Beserta Aspeknya
 KOTA MAKASSAR

Kota Makassar (Macassar, Mangkasar, Ujung Pandang (1971-1999))

adalah salah satu kota metropolitan di Indonesia dan sekaligus sebagai ibu
kota provinsi Sulawesi Selatan. Kota Makassar merupakan kota terbesar
keempat di Indonesia dan terbesar di Kawasan Timur Indonesia. Sebagai
pusat pelayanan di Kawasan Timur Indonesia (KTI), Kota Makassar
berperan sebagai pusat perdagangan dan jasa, pusat kegiatan industri, pusat
kegiatan pemerintahan, simpul jasa angkutan barang dan penumpang baik
darat, laut maupun udara dan pusat pelayanan pendidikan dan kesehatan.
“This is a quote, words
full of wisdom that
someone important said
and can make the reader
get inspired.”
—Someone Famous
 Steps to Read
analyse a poem 01 Mercury is the smallest
planet

Title
Venus has a beautiful 02
name, and it’s hot Speaker
03 Saturn is a gas giant
with rings

Tone
Earth is the beautiful
04
planet where we live
Try to figure out the
meaning of the poem

Do you know what helps you make your point

clear? Lists like this one:

● They’re simple
● You can organize your ideas clearly
● You’ll never forget to buy milk!

And the most important thing: the audience won’t

miss the point of your presentation
 Elements of poetry

Imagery Rhythm
Mercury is the closest Despite being red, Mars is
planet to the Sun and the a very cold place. It’s full
smallest one of iron oxide dust

Sound Density
Saturn is a gas giant Venus has a beautiful name
composed mostly of and is the second planet
hydrogen and helium from the Sun
Difference between
poem and prose

Poem
Mercury is the closest planet to the
Sun and the smallest one in the
Solar System. It’s only a bit larger Prose
than the Moon
Venus has a beautiful name and is
the second planet from the Sun. It’s
hot and has a poisonous
atmosphere
 Principal types of poems

Haiku Acrostic Ode

Mercury is the closest planet Venus is the second planet Mars is actually a very cold
to the Sun from the Sun place

Sonnet Pantoum Villanelle

Jupiter is the biggest planet Saturn is composed of Neptune is the farthest planet
of them all hydrogen and helium from the Sun
 S Structure
Mercury is the smallest
planet

Swift analysis
strategy W Word choice
Venus has very high
temperatures

I Imagery
Saturn is a gas giant and
has several rings

F Figurative
Despite being red, Mars
is a cold place

T Theme, tone
Jupiter is the biggest
planet of them all
S Structure
How is the poem organized?

Stanza It’s a group of lines in a poem, it is often

called a “verse”

Rhyme It’s a pattern of words that contain similar

sounds

Meter It’s the rhythmic structure of a poem.

Tapping for each syllable

Line break It’s where a line of poetry ends. It causes

the reader to pause
W Word choice
What types of words do poets use to elicit emotion? To
what effect?

Formal Informal Pedantic

Slang Abstract Concrete

Poetic Colloquial
I Imagery
What images does the poet paint with words? Think
vivid language

friendship

love dream

Theme
world childhood

life
 F Figurative language
How does the figurative language affect and
enhance the poem?

Simile Metaphor Idiom Personification Allusion

To compare two To compare two Phrases whose Describe non human To make a reference
things using the things using the meaning can’t be things using human to something else
words “like” or “as” words “is” or “are” inferred qualities

Ex: He is as fast as a Ex: Her smile is the Ex: It’s raining cats Ex: The leaves Ex: Sweets are
rabbit sun of my life and dogs danced in the wind Achilles’ heel
T Theme and tone
What is the poet’s message? Poet’s attitude?

Theme
Defined as a main idea or an
underlying meaning of literary
work that may be stated
directly or indirectly
Tone
It’s an attitude of the writer
toward an audience. Tone is
conveyed through the choice
of words

Proud Nostalgic
“My identity”
Friendly Fearful
 Identify the parts of the poem
Poem

Mood Theme Rhythm Meter

Neptune is very far Mars is actually a Mercury is the Venus has a
from the Sun cold place smallest planet beautiful name

The feeling The message The beat The style

A picture is
worth a
thousand
words
 Steps for writing a
beautiful poem

01 02 03 04
Inspiration Ideas Writing Correction
Mars is actually a Mercury is the Neptune is very far Venus has a beautiful
cold place smallest planet from the Sun name
 Test results

Comprehension
Mercury is the closest planet to
the Sun and the smallest

Analysis
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cold planet Follow the link in the graph to modify its data and then paste
the new one here. For more info, click here
 Online
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
Bibliography
Anthology
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
Book
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
Script
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
● Poet’s Last Name, First Name.
“Title”(year). Publisher
18,590
Big numbers catch your
audience’s attention
9h 55m 23s
is Jupiter's rotation period

333,000
Earths is the Sun’s mass

386,000 km
is the distance between Earth and the Moon
 A picture always
reinforces the concept
Images reveal large amounts of data, so
remember: use an image instead of a long text.
Your audience will appreciate it
Awesome
words
 Example of an analysis
01. Structure 02. Imagery
Mercury is the closest planet The sun: It’s the star that we
Earth is the third planet to the Sun and the smallest all orbit around
from the Sun and the only one in the entire Solar System Earth: It’s the planet where
one that harbors life in we all live
the Solar System. This is
where we all live

—A poet 03. Figurative 04. Theme

Metaphor: Neptune is the Ceres is located in the main
farthest planet from the Sun. asteroid belt. The Moon is
It's so cold that it’s made of Earth’s only natural satellite
ice
 Exercise: Select the answer

01. What is the theme? a. Love b. Friendship c. Nature

02. Where is the place? a. Beach b. School c. Room

03. Who is the character? a. A boy b. A girl c. A bird

04. What is the tone? a. Nostalgic b. Romance c. Sad

Watch this!
Despite being red, Mars is a cold
place, not hot. It’s full of iron
oxide dust, which gives the
planet its reddish cast

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