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Singapore was busy trade port before 1819, and had tradec relations with countries like China and India

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Singapore was busy trade port before 1819, and had tradec relations with countries like China and India

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Source (1) tells me that every countries from the malay archipelago made Singapore their ideal port because of the location
Source (4) supports the point as it shows that there was ancient coins found on the Parliament House Complex Site
Source (2) also tells me that there was traders that existed before 1819 as there was an golden armlet found
Thus Singapore was a trading port before 1819.

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What time period is this source from:
18th century
What kind of source is this:
Written source
Where is this source from.
https://roots.sg/learn/stories/founding-of-modern-singapore/story
Which area is revealed by this source:
Trade
Inference:
This source tells me that Trader from other countries from the Malay Archipelago made Singapore their ideal port.
Evidence:
The evidence shows me that the ideal location made Singapore the ideal port.
Inference:
The source tells me that trading in Singapore transformed Singapore dramatically
Evidence:
The evidence shows me that it made Singapore the centre of commercial activities in the archipelago.

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What time period is this source from:
Before 1819
What kind of source is this:
Pictorial Source
Where is this source from.
https://infogram.com/what-was-singapore-like-before-1819
Which area is revealed by this source:
Trade
Inference:
There was existed traders before 1819
Evidence:
The evidence is broken shards and ceramics was found, also a gold armlet that was said to be worn by the kings on the 1819
Inference:
Singapore during the 1819 has many connections with countries on South East Asia
Evidence:
Singapore had connections to the countries due to the rise of Temasekwhich caused by the fall of the kingdom of Srivijaya.

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What time period is this source from:
14th century
What kind of source is this:
Pictorial Source
Where is this source from.
History Textbook
Which area is revealed by this source:
Trade
Inference:

Evidence:

Inference:

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1. Source 1: Please follow the format of giving inference and evidence. Inference: The source tells me that... Evidence: The evidence shows me (if the source is a pictorial one/ artefact)/ tells me (if source is a textual one).
2. Source 2: As above. Good inference.
3. Source 4: Do not mix up inference with evidence. Inference should be: The source tells me that before 1819, Singapore was trading with China. (Keep it short)
Evidence: The evidence shows the presence of old Chinese copper coins found on the Parliament House Complex site in Singapore.
4. Finish up the remaining sources and start on your 100 word individual summary.
Best regard
Mr Jeremy Wong

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What time period is this source from:
18th century
What kind of source is this:
Artefact
Where is this source from.
The school library
Which area is revealed by this source:
Trade
Inference:
This source shows me that this ancient coins were traded to Singapore
Evidence:
The evidence shows that there was trading between China and Singapore because ancient coins were found on the Parliament House Complex site.

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What time period is this source from:
13 to 16th century
What kind of source is this:
Pictorial source
Where is this source from.
The school library
Which area is revealed by this source:
Trade
Inference:
The source tells me that the artefact was traded to Singapore
Evidence:
The evidence tells me that it was found at the Empress Place Site
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