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To conclude, the lives of teenagers in Singapore was very difficult and tough as they had to face many obstacles and challenges in their everyday lifes, such as being forced to learn the Japanese language in schools against their own will, and being ruled by rulers who thought that they were the best around.
Yet, although the war brought about many changes in their lifes, there were still the good-old things that exist. These includes their daily needs and necessities, as well as the opportunity to attend their nearby schools.
Some significant areas in their lifes also changed, some of them being the opportunity to interact with people from other cultures and religions, as well as the decision to stand together united to fight against their common enemy, the Japanese.

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Time period: During the war
Type of source: Pictorial source
Where: Internet (Google)
Aspect revealed: Education
This source tells me that the lives of teenagers in Singapore was cruel and tough as the students had to learn about the Japanese language instead of their own mother tongues.
The evidence is that the students in the photo all had to attend Japanese lessons, as other language lessons were not available. This implies that it was hard for them to understand and comprehend the language as it was brand new to them.
Change: They had to learn and speak in Japanese even though they were not Japanese.
Continuity: They still went to school.

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Time period: Before the war
Type of source: Written source
Where: Internet (Google)
Aspect revealed: British as Superior
This source tells me that the lives of teenagers in Singapore was unhappy towards the British. Although they accepted the fact that the British was superior, but the people thought that the British's attitude and behaviour was bad.
The evidence is 'Her majesty’s a pretty nice girl but she never does a thing for me. Her majesty’s a pretty nice girl but she keeps the worst company'.
Change: Some of the people started to dislike the British and all the rights they owned.
Continuity: They were still ruled by the British.

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Time period: During the war
Type of source: Pictorial source
Where: Internet (Google)
Aspect revealed: Education
This source tells me that the lives of teenagers in Singapore was difficult as they were forced to learn about the Japanese culture and language, against their will. This also meant that they did not have a choice or say in their education.
The evidence is that while the Japanese teacher is smiling away, the students are not enjoying themselves as they are not smiling like the teacher is.
Change: They only studied about Japanese history and geography.
Continuity: They still went to school.