Who is the longest serving ruler of Indonesia?
Correct answer: D. General Suharto
- A. None of These
- B. Joko Widodo
- C. Sukamo
- D. General Suharto
Explanation
General Suharto ruled Indonesia from 1967 to 1998, making him the country’s longest-serving modern leader. Joko Widodo served two presidential terms, while Sukarno ruled for a shorter period.
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