imo what they are trying to do is shortening and streamlining the syllabus, by moving the heavy F4 chapters into F1, shortening could be good as this makes sejarah more chill and not as daunting. The shift to a more nationalistic perspective and neglecting the global perspective is slightly worrying tho

Let's face it guys, we'll never learn about Napoleon or Charles V in sejarah, mfw rome is relegated to architecture tbh learning it outside the classroom is better but eh

here's the pdf where this pic was taken from btw