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Helping with the economic and development of singapore

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The Bugis trading vessels typically left Sulaw
esi for Singapore in October each year to take advantage of the strong east winds. The vessels would carry items such as cotton fabrics, gold dust, nutmegs, camphor, frankincense and tortoise shell.

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The Bugis were among the first groups of people to arrive in Singapore after the British established a trading settlement on the island in 1819. Many of the early Bugis settlers came as maritime traders and made significant contributions to the development of Singapore as a regional trading hub.

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When the Bugis first arrived in Singapore, they established a settlement in an area that extended from Kampong Glam up to the Rochor River. This settlement became known as Bugis Town. By 1822, the area was comprised of large compounds that were owned by 20 prominent Bugis merchants and their followers

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The Bugis originally came from the southwestern peninsula of Celebes (now known as Sulawesi), an Indonesian island located between Borneo and the Moluccas (now known as the Maluku Islands). An important seafaring people in Southeast Asia, the Bugis are traditionally known for their fierce character and sense of honour. Like the Malays, the Bugis are Muslims, with Islam being an important part of their culture

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Orang Laut who manned the ships, patrolled the waters, and provided guidance through the dangerous shoals and reefs of not only the sea but rivalries, trade, and power.

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Why are the orang laut important to singapore

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Why are the orang laut important to singapore

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They patrolled the adjacent sea areas, repelling real pirates, directing traders to their employers' ports and maintaining those ports' dominance in the area In return, the ruler gave Orang Laut leaders prestigious titles and gifts.

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They foraged and hunted in the mangroves, fished in the rivers and ocean, and turned to plants and seafood when treating illnesses and injuries

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The orang laut played an important role in malay poitical history.The orang laut were living in singapore along johor coast befre the arrival of british in 1819.The immigrants contributions to singapre social economic development is that they helped singapore by collecting food from the shoresto give to the orang singapura.

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What did the javanese bring to singapore

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What did the javanese bring to singapore

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When the Javanese came to Singapore, they brought along their language art and cultrural practices. Some older Javanese in Singapore continue to speak Javanese at home, but many younger generation Javanese are more fluent in Malay, which they study in school as their mother tongue.

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Why are the javanese important to singapore

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Why are the javanese important to singapore

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The Javanese thus played an important part in transmitting Islam from the western part to the eastern part of the Archipelago with trade based from northern cost of java New migration patterns emerged during colonial periods.

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The Javanese were craftsmen and traders helping the building and economy of Singapore. The Javanese then worked as drivers, watchmen, gardeners, jockeys, and domestic servants.

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The Malay(Javanese)migrated to Singapore to work and help develop the country. The Javanese moved to Singapore because their home country was tough there were explosions and a scarcity of land. In their home country, they were being recruited to work as contract labor. Unlike in Singapore where they would have a proper job and have a stable lvingThe Malays were the people who helped the sultan which made people see them as a Malay world. Economically in the Malay contribution, the Malays advertise beverages in a way that contributes economically to Singapore's finance. Zubir said one of the Malays was the important people in the community as he composed the national anthem of Singapore.