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Singapore traded with Malaysia and China , and built relationship with many countries . And life was hard before this amazing and beautiful Lion City , and we needed resources and other countries to help us to build this country . without other countries we wouldn't come as far as we have came and we still need to built not just economic relationship but forge real relationship so that when we go through hard times in the future . we need to learn to appreciate the culture as Singapore has gone through many hard times and trading has been and will still be a big part of how Singapore is going to survive

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what time period is this source from ?
1300s
what kind of source is this  ?
Artifacts
what does this source reveals ?
Trade
Inference : this shows that Singapore traded with China
Evidence : Sixteen coins , either partial or whole , were found at the Fort Canning Hill . The oldest dates to the tang dynasty and most of the others date to the song dynasty

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what time period is this source from ?
1271-1368
what kind of source is this ?
Artifacts
what does this source reveals ?
Trade
Inference : this shows that China traded in Singapore
Evidence : China had provided Singapore different type of things that had helped strengthen Singapore's economic relationship. the China trade constituted about a quarter of Singapore’s overall trade.

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what time periods is this source from?
1819
what kind of source is this ?
Letter
what does this source reveals ?
Trade
Inference : this shows that Malaysia and Singapore traded with each other
Evidence : they traded the right to set up a trading settlement in exchange for installing Sultan as the Sultan of Singapore and granting Sultan and the Temenggong a share of trade

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What is time period is this source from?
1800s
where kind of source is this ?
artifacts
What does this source reveals ?
Trade
Inference : this shows that Singapore traded with india
Evidence : This shows that this armlet bears the motif of the Hindu kala,a god symbolising time and destruction which figures prominently in pre-Angkor and Angkorian lintels, Javanese and Balinese (Banaspati) art and temple motifs.  It is possible these ornaments were worn by a member of the royal family of Singapore/Temasek, who buried them in the face of imminent invasion. It is most probably related to political and cultural aspects. Javanese or Balinese diplomats may have given the a member of the royal family of Singapore/Temasek for diplomatic reasons. This shows that Indians were present and Indian culture arrived in Singapore/Temasek before or during the 14th Century.
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1. Please hurry up and finish all 5 sources by tomorrow 18/08.
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3. Source 1 and 2: Inference is acceptable as it answers the theme. Try to shorten your evidence.
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Mr Jeremy Wong

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What time period is this source from ?
1800s
What kind of source is this ?
artifacts
What does this area reveals ?
Trade
Inference : This picture shows that singapore traded with china
Evidence : they are decorated with Chinese carvings and these shards date back to the 13th century were unearthed from an excavation site in Fort Canning. We can thus infer that trade between China and Singapore was often, as the shards were probably brought to Singapore by Chinese traders. How the source supports the key point: This shows that Singapore had trading with China before 1819 in order to get the porcelain shards found in Fort Canning as the shards were made in China
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Fort Canning Hill has many sights to offer, many pictures to be taken! For example, there are some good shots taken by our fellow Singaporean citizens. Well, you can also take good ones as well. Let me tell you about the picture taken. He was a Islam prince called Sir Iskandar Shah and he...