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~ I can infer that the east Javanese kingdom reign attacked Temasek
~ Temasek wasn’t really protected , the military wasn’t so strong too .

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In conclusion, these sources tell me that Singapore had connections with other countries, Singapore was very wealthy. Singapore didn’t had much people living in there at that time. But Singapore managed to make money and have connections.

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- The aspect of life in Singapore before 1819
• the people uses horse to travel around
• Javanese people came singapore for a war as the person is holding a sword and wearing some armour.

• This porcelain is found in singapore but it is made in china,Mid Ming dynasty.
so i can infer that singapore traded with china in the 15th-16th century.
These sherds were recovered near the waterway of present-day Kepple Harbour,where trading took place.

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Keypoint 1 : I can infer that Singapore shared an economic connection with China and Indonesia . These sources tell us about the presence of items from India and China being found in Singapore , there were trading activities between Singapore , Indonesia and Singapore , China .

Keypoint 2 : I can infer that this source of coins were the coins were used here in Singapore for payment , a form of economic activity , in the 14th-15th centuries and with the presence of economic activity between Singapore and China , Singapore shared an economic connection with China in the 14th-15th centuries .

Keypoint 3 : I can infer that after we examined the Singapore stone found at the bank of the Singapore river , i can tell that they had good relations with  the Javanese . It is because the Singapore stone looks like a religious item for the Muslims in Java . This made the Singaporeans approach the Javanese to tell them it is not their religious object . Hence , this leads the Singaporeans back then to have communications with the Muslims from Java .

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Keypoint 1 : I can infer about the aspect of life in Singapore before 1819 was a well known and famous trading port among other countries. This is supported by the evidence that there were artefacts leading from other countries. I chose this source as i personally feel it most relates to my inference.

Keypoint 2 : I can infer that although Singapore was a famous trading port, not many people lived there at that point of time. This is supported by the evidence that there were less than a hundred small houses, meaning that there were not many families or people living there before 1819. I chose this source as its evidence strongly supports my inference.

Keypoint 3 : I cant infer that there were alot  of famous places in Singapore that a lot of people visited at that time despite not having that much people living there. This is supported by the evidence that there were story tellers with their famous spots like Read Bridge. There were also alot of street theatres and gambling was popular in the past time in Mahjong. I chose this source because it is mainly easy to summarise and understand.

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Keypoint 1:  I can infer that there is political connection between the Siamese and Temasek. The evidence was supported by Sri Rama Wikerma died in 1375, and was succeeded by his son, who acknowledged the overlordship of the Siamese over Temasek. It became a vassal state of Siam.

Keypoint 2: I can infer that Singapore came under the control of the rulers of Melaka. The evidence was supported by due to the decline in trade, Singapore was given up to Melaka by its overlord, the Siamese.

Keypoint 3: I can infer that Singapore came under the control of the Johor-Riau Sultanate. The evidence was supported by Singapore, as part of the Melaka Sultanate, also came under control of the Johor-Riau Sultanate.