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Source E: An account of the coolie’s experiences in 19th Century Singapore 

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Source E: An account of the coolie’s experiences in 19th Century Singapore 

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Chinese coolies were Chinese manual labourers who came to Singapore in the mid-19th and early 20th centuries, driven out from their native China by poverty and famine, or drugged, kidnapped or tricked by unscrupulous recruitment agents. They came to Singapore by an arduous sea journey on Chinese junks. On board the junks, they were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions, confined in the holds where the heat was stifling.

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Source F: A picture of Chinese coolies arriving to Singapore, 1900

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Source F: A picture of Chinese coolies arriving to Singapore, 1900

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E: Chinese coolies did manual labour in Singapore as they were driven out of China due to poverty or unscrupulous recruitment agents on board they were crammed in inhumane conditions.

F: Shows that there were a lot of Chinese coolies were crammed onto a boat in very bad conditions.

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Sources E and F are similar. This is because both sources tell me that the living conditions that the Chinese coolies had to live in were poor.

Source E states that "they were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions, confined in the holds where the heat was stifling.

Similarly, Source F shows the Chinese coolies were in bad living conditions.

This is evident in Source F as they were in torn and worn out clothes. Also the boat seems quite dirty and dusty indicating that it has not been cleaned or taken care of. The boat is also very crammed which would make them feel very uncomfortable.

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Sources E and F are similar. This is because both sources tell me that the Chinese coolies had to face cramping, hot weather and other unimaginable conditions to travel to Singapore by sea(cc).Source E states that the conditions during the arduous sea journey were inhumane. This is evident as source states " They came to Singapore by an arduous sea journey on Chinese junks. On board the junks, they were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions, confined in the holds where the heat was stifling. "Similarly, source F shows that the Chinese coolies had to face cramping, hot weather and other unimaginable conditions to travel to Singapore by sea. Source F shows that the coolies were uncomfortable in the inhumane conditions while traveling to Singapore

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ꪖ​𝓲ᦔꪖ​ꪀ ꪖ​ꪀᦔ ɀꪖ​ᠻ𝘳ꪖ​ꪀ

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ꪖ​𝓲ᦔꪖ​ꪀ ꪖ​ꪀᦔ ɀꪖ​ᠻ𝘳ꪖ​ꪀ

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sources e & f were similar in terms of the chinese's arduous sea journey to Singapore on Chinese junks as their living conditions were very weak. Their living conditions were harsh on board. Source e" they were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions"

Source F also shows that the Chinese coolies were living in poor conditions.

This is evident in source f as they were standing very close to each other due to the lack of space and they were wearing dirty and torn clothes

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Source E and F are similar.For source E,in the passage the Chinese coolies were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions.For source F the picture shows that the Chinese coolies were crammed in a small ship that the conditions was very dirty.

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sources E and F are similar. This is because both sources tells me that both of them came to Singapore by sea in conditions of an unpleasant environment. Source E states that '' they were crammed like cattle for weeks in squalid, inhumane conditions.''

Similarly, Source F shows the that the Chinese coolies appeared to be in a crowded and confined space.