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ne of the factors that caused the separation of Singapore and Malaysia was the disagreement regarding the common market. sinagapore wanted to get economic benefits through the development of the common market. however , the central government was concerned that singapore might become a greater competitor as goods from singapore would non longer be taxed.

another factor that caused the separation of singapore and malaysia was due to the privileges given to the malays. in order to improve the social and economic position of the malays , the central government gave special privileges to the malays in employment , business and also education. the PAP government had different thoughts about the privileges of malays . these differences and disagreements created tensions between the two governments that strained their relationships.

hence , this leads to the seperation of singapore and malaysia

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was a disagreement in taxation. Instead of giving 40% of Singapore's revenue to Kuala Lumpur as agreed, it was increased to 60%. Mr Goh, Singapore's Finance Minister that time, firmly disagreed as he felt that it would cripple Singapore's economy. This lead to an disagreement between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Hence leading towards the separation of Singapore from Malaysia.
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Other factor that lead to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was that malays in Malaysia was given special privileges and Singapore was also expected to give privileges to malays. Singapore leaders thinks of Singapore as a multi racial country thus did not allow the privileges. This was when Malaysian government gave a warning to Singapore. Thus it was one of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia​

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he week leading to 9 August 1965 was a busy time for the leaders of both countries as by this time, separation had become a certainty.[16] Negotiations were, however, done in complete secrecy. In Singapore, not only were civil servants and permanent secretaries kept in the dark, but some senior PAP cabinet members, most notably Deputy Prime Minister Toh Chin Chye and Culture Minister Rajaratnam, were also clueless. Leading the negotiations for Singapore was then Finance Minister Goh Keng Swee, and for Malaysia, Tun Razak.[17] Razak was aiming to convene a federal parliament sitting on 9 August and was pushing for the legal paperwork for the release of Singapore to be tabled at that session.[18] In Singapore, Lee had asked then Law Minister E. W. Barker to draft the separation agreement at the end of July, along with other legal documents such as the Proclamation of Independence.[19]

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hen the Malays in S'pore got denied the special privileges, the Malaysian government then decided to give a warning, saying that if nothing is changed, there would be a

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Point/ATQ: One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is......

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was disagreement over common market.
" The central government in Kuala Lumpur was not keen to set up a common market, although the it was agreed to do so."
A common market was suppose to allow goods to be sold and bought without taxes, new industries to be issued pioneer certificates and Singapore had to give 40 per cent of its yearly revenue. These discouraged investors from setting up factories in Singapore as business set up in Malaysia.
Hence leading Singapore to separate from Malaysia in the 1965.

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was a disagreement in taxation. Instead of giving 40% of Singapore's revenue to Kuala Lumpur as agreed, it was increased to 60%. Mr Goh, Singapore's Finance Minister that time, firmly disagreed as he felt that it would cripple Singapore's economy. This lead to an disagreement between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Hence leading towards the separation of Singapore from Malaysia.
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Other factor that lead to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was that malays in Malaysia was given special privileges and Singapore was also expected to give privileges to malays. Singapore leaders thinks of Singapore as a multi racial country thus did not allow the privileges. This was when Malaysian government gave a warning to Singapore. Thus it was one of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia​

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Firstly, one of the factors that led to the separation of Singapore from Malaysia was the special privileges malays in S'pore were granted. After the merger of S'pore and Malaysia, the Malaysian government produced a "law" saying that malays living in S'pore got to be granted "special rights/privileges." When the Malays in S'pore got denied the special privileges, the Malaysian government then decided to give a warning, saying that if nothing is changed, there would be a breakaway.

Secondly, another factor is that there was disagreements regarding taxations. It was confirmed by both parties that only 40% of S'pore's taxes and revenue contributions would go to Malaysia's federal government. However, Kuala Lumpur was not satisfied with S'pore response regarding the revenue contributions. Soon enough, both countries started accusing each other of Communalism. This then escalated into tensions until they erupted into racial riots.
Hence, it led to the separation of S'pore from Malaysia.

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one of the factors that caused the separation of Singapore and Malaysia was the disagreement regarding the common market. sinagapore wanted to get economic benefits through the development of the common market. however , the central government was concerned that singapore might become a greater competitor as goods from singapore would non longer be taxed.

another factor that caused the separation of singapore and malaysia was due to the privileges given to the malays. in order to improve the social and economic position of the malays , the central government gave special privileges to the malays in employment , business and also education. the PAP government had different thoughts about the privileges of malays . these differences and disagreements created tensions between the two governments that strained their relationships.

hence , this leads to the seperation of singapore and malaysia

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One of the factors that caused the seperation of Singapore and Malaysia was the disagreements regarding the common market. Common markets was hoped to bring economic benefits to Singapore, but the Central Government, in Kuala Lumpur, was concearned about this action. Goods from Singapore were no longer taxed, even though these goods to Malaysia, were taxed highly. This affected investors setting up industries in Singapore and trades with China. This is seen by Dr.Goh Keng Swee opinion '...it's not the common market which should be in danger, the whole concept of Malaysia would be in danger'. The formation of common market was then delayed. Hence, this caused the seperation of Singapore and Malaysia.

One other factor that caused the seperation of Singapore and Malaysia was the privileges for the Malays. After the merge, the Malays in Singapore were expected to be granted 'Special rights', provided by the constitution. The Malays were to be provided with free education, and a reserved number of government jobs, available for them. However, these rights were denied and caused problems between Singapore and Malaysia partnership. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman sounded a warning, '...disagree with me with regards to the special rights for the Malays, the only solution is a breakaway'. This created great tensions between the two countries relationship. Hence, this caused the seperation of Singapore and Malaysia

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One of the factors that caused the separation of Singapore and Malaysia was Privileges for Malays. When the Malayan Independence was proclaimed, a certain rule Malaysia came up with was giving Malays certain special rights. After having merged with Singapore, the Malays staying at Singapore had expected to be granted the same special rights they did in Malaysia. When they were denied these rights, there were disagreement about the partnership of Malaysia and Singapore. Lee Kuan Yew demanded an arrest while the Malaysia Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman gave a warning that if they Malays in Singapore still do not enjoy special treatment and privileges, there would be a breakway.
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Another factor that caused the separation of Singapore and Malaysia was Disagreements over Common Market. The common market was supposed to be set up and allow goods to be to be bought and sold without taxes, new industries to be issued pioneer certificates and Singapore had to give 40% of its yearly revenue. It was supposed to be set up for the next 12 years of Merger. However, it was discouraged by investors as attractive financial packages were to be set up in Malaysia. Also, they attempted to close down the bank of China because of that, which helped to promote trade between Singapore and China.
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One of the factors that lead to the separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 is due to the disagreement regarding taxation. This can be seen from Singapore saying that they would collect their own revenue and the agreed sum was send to Kuala Lumpur as taxes. The Central government agreed that Singapore collect their own revenue. However, The Central government later wanted  increased the tax from 40% to 60%.  Goh Keng Swee firmly refused. Then, parties from both side started to accuse each other. Goh Keng Swee said that Kuala Lumpur is being unfair to Singapore. mr Tan then hit back saying Goh Keng Swee was creating a 'misleading impression'. Hence, there were many disagreements between bith countries. Eventually this leads to the separation of Singapore and malaysia.🇲🇾/🇸🇬

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One of the factors leading to separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 is due to the disagreement over taxes.
This can be seen from the source as it is stated that Malaysian Finance Minister Tan Siew Sin proposed raising Singapore's contribution to Kuala Lumpur from 40 per cent of its revenue to 60 per cent. However,  Singapore's Finance Minister, "Dr Goh Keng Swee firmly refused the formula and stated that the rates were not equitable. "
Both parties started accusing eachother of being unfair to their industries. Dr Goh said that Mr Tan's comments contained a hint that if Singapore didn't pay more, the common market would be slow in coming about . He also accused Kuala Lumpur of being unfair to the Singapore industries by imposing tarrifs on Singapore. Mr Tan then hit back, saying Dr Goh was creating a "misleading impression" of the central government's views. Hence, this caused many disagreements over taxes and caused the separation between Singapore and Malaysia.
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One of the factors leading to the separation of Singapore and Malaysia in 1965 was the privilege of Malays. This can be seen from the source as a law in Malaysia was set up, stating that Malays get to enjoy a certain privilege and rights. Thus, when Singapore merged with Malaysia, the Malays in Singapore did not receive the privileges amd rights they expected to receive. However, the Malaysia government denied and rejected them. This caused many unhappiness between the Malays in Singapore. Thus, Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew was unhappy and demanded an arrest. However, Malaysia Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman warned that if there was still disagreements about there being only he special rights and privileges for the Malays in Malaysia, then Singapore would have would have to break from Malysia. Hence, this lead to many unhappiness and also the separation of Singapore and Malaysia.

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is the privileges for Malays. In one of the Msia law, Malays are allowed to enjoy a certain privilege and special rights. However, when SG merged with Msia, the Malays in SG was expecting to have the same treatment and privilege like the Malays in Msia. But, the Msia government denied and rejected them. Mr LKY was unhappy and demanded an arrest. The Msia PM Tunku Abdul Rahman gave a warning that if this problem still persist regarding the special rights and privileges for the Malays, SG would have to break from Msia.
The other factor is the disagreement over taxes. Msia finance minister propose to SG finance minister that SG should give Msia 60% of our revenue instead of 40%. SG already

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One of the factors leading to the seperation of malaysia and singapore in 1965 is the disagreements regarding taxation.This can be seen from singapore saying that they would want to collect their own revenue and send an agreed sum to central government in Kuala Lumpur as taxes.The central government of Kuala Lumpur agreed that singapore would collect their own revenue.However,the central government of Kuala Lumpur wanted to increase to tax from 40% to 60%.Leaders from both sides tried to resolve the issue but it was too deeply rooted and the central government was persistent of the increase in tax.Singapore population was only 17% of malaysia population and the increase in tax was unfair for singaporeans.Hence the malaysia decided to seperate from singapore.😭😓😪😵

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one of the factors that led to separation malaysia and singapore in 1965 is the privileges for malays. The government set up a law stating that malays should have special privileges and rights. however, the singapore's malays didn't receives the privileges and were upset about it.the malays in singapore expected to get those special privileges but to no avail. they got rejected and were unhappy about it. lee kuan yew went to the point of demanding an arrest. the malaysian prime minister tunku abdul rahman felt like if all this discontent were still present the only solution was a breakaway. hence singapore and malaysia
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the other factor was disagreements over common market. this is a economic situation. they stated that the government in kuala lumpur was unwilling to set up the common market, although having it to be constructed. the market was set up to let goods be sold without interests or taxes, however investors thought setting up a business with attractive financial packages in malaysia. this situation got worsened as china was dragged into it and they bank was attempted to shut down, singapore was unhappy as china helped them to promote their trade between singapore and china. the factors above caused the separation between singapore and malaysia.

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is Disagreement over common market. This is evident as excerpts and quotes stated that "The central government in Kuala Lumpur was not keen to set up common market, although it was agreed to do so." "All these factors would cripple Singapore's economy and thus leading to separation." ''it's not the common market which should be in danger; the whole concept of Malaysia would be in danger." A common market was planned to be set up to allow goods to be sold wihtout taxes, new industried to be issued pioneer certificates. But it was discouraged by investors as attractive financial packages were to be set up as business in Malaysia. It would also mean moe competition to Kuala Lumour Industries. Adding on, the bank of china, which hekped to promote trade between singapore and china,  was attempted to close down because of that. Hence, these factors were the caused of separation of Singapore and Malaysia.
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One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is Privileges for Malaysia. This is evident as excerpts and quotes stated that "they(Singapore and Malaysia) even resulted in social unrest with regards to the idea of privileges for Malay." "When they were denied to the special rights for the Malays in Singapore, there was much discontent." "This was a key problem in the partnership between Singapore and Malaysia." The government set up a law that all Malays would have special privileges and rights. But they (Malays in Singapore) were in the end denied with these rights . This caused a lot of discontent and unhappiness. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said that the concept of having this law was a threat and even demanded an arrest But Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman already warned that if there is any disagreements about those laws, they would have to breakaway as a solution. Thus, leading to the separation of Singapore and Malaysia.

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One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is Disagreement over Common Market.
Thos was seen from"central government in Kuala Lumpur was not keen to set up Common Market,although it was agreed to do so."
A common market was supposed to be set up to allow goods to be bought and sold without taxes.However,this was not fulfilled because Central Government was not keen,Singapore's goods to Malaysia were also taxed highly and these discouraged investors from setting up factories as attractive financial packages were to be set up as business in Malaysia.Singapore industries were not issued certificates since this would compete with Kuala Lumpur Industries.Tis affected the industrialisation program.The bank of China was also attempted to be close down and this caused Singapore to be unhappy as the bank serves to promote trade.
Hence,these factors would cripple Singapore's economy and leading to separation.

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Point/ATQ: One of the factors that led to the separation of Malaysia and Singapore in 1965 is......

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