# data[].attributes.body
[Music Played

Introduction: Hello my crazie family and welcome back to another episode in my video but before we go on i have a huge announcement to make.. We have our Music Youtube channel that we have made. WE made with Sundee. Its a very good music you can use it it will be linked down in the description

The main POINT: So! Now this video is going to be about Our history

# data[].attributes.body
Inference : this source tells me that Singapore before 1819 source had political connections
Evidence:  The Pararaton (“Book of Kings”) contains a Javanese poem written in the 16th century that purports to recount events at the courts of Singhasari and Majapahit in east Java. Temasek appears in the book in a list of countries in the Southeast Asian archipelago that the prime minister of Majapahit, Gajah Mada, swore to conquer.[3]

THE SOURCE]
he name “Temasek” is probably derived fromT the same root as the word tasek, which means “lake” in Malay. Tasek implies a reference to a piece of land surrounded by water. Early documents that mention the name Temasek include: a Vietnamese eulogy for a deceased prince dated 1330;[1] Dao yi zhi lue ("Description of the Barbarians of the Isles") by Wang Dayuan in 1349; and the Desawarnana or Nagarakrtagama by Prapanca, a courtier of Majapahit, in 1365.[2]The name also appears in sources related to the Zheng He voyages of the early 15th century. The Pararaton (“Book of Kings”) contains a Javanese poem written in the 16th century that purports to recount events at the courts of Singhasari and Majapahit in east Java. Temasek appears in the book in a list of countries in the Southeast Asian archipelago that the prime minister of Majapahit, Gajah Mada, swore to conquer.[3]

TIME PERIOD: 16TH century
WHERE WAS IT HELD: SINGAPORE
AREA: POLITICAL CONNECTIONS

# data[].attributes.body
The 14th century kingdom of Temasek was a sizable port city, with a population of perhaps ten thousand people. The people of Temasek witnessed much more than mere fishing activity: ships from the great kingdoms and empires of Asia anchored in the harbor, Mongol envoys from the court of the Khans came looking for elephants, ambassadors called on the court of the Malay rajas on top of Fort Canning and the kingdoms armies fought off as many as two invasions at their city walls. Indeed, the scholarly consensus is now lining up with the description of Temasek (or Singapura) in the semi-mythical Sejarah Melayu (Malay Annals) as a great city.

-This period is from period 14th century
-written source
-this source revealed is transport
-This source is from Singapore
-Area revealed is Internet

Inference:This source tells me that singapore had transport

Evidence: the evidence is  ''ships from the great kingdoms and empires of Asia''

# data[].attributes.body
At the inception of a British settlement in Singapore, Sir Stamford Raffles and John Crawfurd, the second British Resident of Singapore, found many vestiges of a much older settlement. Subsequent residents paid no attention to these remains, and all of them, including the Malay wall, the ruins of an ancient orchard, a bathing place, some brick buildings, pottery, and coins on the “Forbidden Hill” (Fort  Sir Stamford Raffles and John Crawfurd, the second British Resident of Singapore, found many vestiges of a much older
-The period is 1850
-The area is occupation
-Its a written source
-This source is revealed in Singapore(Temasek)

Inference: it tells me that singapore had political connections
Evidence: Sir Stamford Raffle

# data[].attributes.body
-this source is from the period is during 1819
-It is a written source
-The source revealed is Economics Connections
From examining the sources such as the gold armlet found at Fort Canning Hill as well as broken shards of pottery and ceramics, there existed traders from other parts of the world coming to Singapore to trade before 1819. These sources tell us about the  most probably due to the rise of Temasekwhich was caused by the fall of the kingdom of Srivijaya, the role  of temasek an entrepot, the advantages of monsoons to temasek and the role of sang utama and the orang laut - and the pull factors of Singapore which were the geostrategic location,better job and business opportunities and better job prospects. The gold armlet resembled a Hindu God, which is evidence that it probably belonged to an Indian trader.The broken pottery and ceramics were probably produced in China as pottery making originated from China, which is evidence that it probably belonged to a Chinese trader.

in
Inference:Singapore had economic connections with other country before 1819
Evidence:economic connections Singapore had with India, China and other  parts of Southeast Asia

# data[].attributes.body
My dear Sir,
Here i am at Singapore, true to my word, and the enjoyment of all the pleasure which a footing on such classic [ancient or old] city must inspire. The lines of the old city, and of its defenses, are still to be traced ...
-Adapted from Memoir of the Life and Public Services of Sir Thomas Stanford Raffles By Lady Sophia Raffles

-This source is from the period January 31 , 1819
-Written source
-The source is from Singapore
-The area is revealed is defense
Inference - This source tells me that Singapore had a defense before 1819

Evidence - The evidence shows that "the lines of the old city and his defenses are still to be traced"