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1.The USA dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945 ending the war in Asia
2.After the Japanese occupation, many workers joined trade unions where they would go on strike to push employers to work on their demands.
3.From 1951, the Chinese chamber of commerce started petition about giving China-born Chinese who were above 21 citizenship
4.There were also demands for change from the local servants who worked with the British government
5.After the Japanese occupation there was an increase in political groups which showed that political consciousness had increased

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It is important because it showed what they expected from the British and how their expectations were not met and their reactions. It also shows that they respected the British but way lesser than before the war . One account stated that the people expected something different from the British because of how powerful they were but it was just a little better than what they experienced during the war

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- The Japanese Occupation was ended after USA dropped bombs on them and they surrendered
- The BMA was set up to rule over Singapore for the time being
- The BMA hadn't enough funds to support the people of Singapore.
- The BMA's lack of support angered the people of Singapore.
- Unemployment was common and was not fixed by the BMA so was continued in the new form of government

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- World War 2 ended when the Japanese surrendered, after being bombed by the USA.
- The British came back to rule. They were called the British Military Administration.
- Singapore didn't prosper, even after WW2.
- This was because of insufficient food, housing shortages, lack of education, black market and distorted trade.
- The BMA did things like re-establish Singapore's port but struggled due to lack of money.
-Many BMA officers have also part took in the back market.

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• Hiroshima and Nagasaki, two Japanese towns, were hit by nuclear bombs by the Americans on August 6 and 9 (1945), thus prompting the Japanese to end all of the ongoing wars in Asia.
• Afterwards, the British returned to Singapore to rule again. They did not, however, realise at first that Singapore had grown and changed as a nation and as a country.
• The British Military Administration was established to kickstart the British rule once more. Singaporeans were then hopeful for the possibility that everything could go back to normal and stabilise.
• However, they were faced with a multitude of issues. The lack of food, education, housing and trade were just some of the problems they had faced.
• Even though the BMA did try to solve the problems at hand, they were still unsuccessful in some aspects due to lack of funds. Because of this, the low amount of food and housing issue continued. Sometimes, some officials would actually take part in black market activities, giving them the name the "Black Market Administration" by unhappy citizens.

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Trade unions - These are groups of people that stand for workers' rights

Strikes - a protest wherein groups of people stop working and protest for the government to hear their demands

Industries - Businesses that provide help for the Singaporians with things like supplies and transportation

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Trade Unions-This refers to organizations that protect workers' rights. Leaders from these organizations would try to negotiate with their bosses to increase their pay and rights

Strike- A protest by employees where they stop working to demand better pay or better conditions from their employers

Industries-Group of businesses that provide a particular goods and services

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They felt as if they were being treated unfairly under the British government. Apparently they were put under awful conditions so they decided to protest.

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The two sources are important because they present the varying thoughts of Singaporeans when the British came back. One one hand, they were upset because they thought the British could restore the stability they had once had. Unfortunately, due to lack of funding and other imminent issues, they had immense difficulty doing so. Nonetheless, some Singaporeans still commended them for doing their best to improve life as soon as they could.

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- On August 6 and 9 USA bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki which forced the Japanese to surrender.
- The BMA (British Military Administration) was set to govern Singapore but only until April 1, 1946.
- Living conditions in Singapore was very poor. Food was in sufficient, there were few houses, education system was poor and there were limited jobs.
-BMA cleared harbours and continued food rationing.
-there were lack of funds and resources too.

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They felt like they were being mistreated by the British. They were put under bad conditions so they decided to protest.

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Both of these sources tackle the appreciation, but general lack in belief for the British's government. They agree that they both had belief and credit given to the British, but with the problems already given to them by the Japanese the cons outweighed the pros

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- Many of the people had to live in cramped and crowded places due to house shortage
- USA dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki ending the war on Asia
- The British colonial in Singapore resumed and the British discovered that it was not the same as before.
- There were interruption on food supply and the food was sold in a higher price.
- The BMA cleared the Singapore Harbour so that the trade could resume and re-established.

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- On August 6, USA dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima. On August 9, USA dropped atomic bombs on Nagasaki. Shortly after this the Japanese government surrendered, ending the war in Asia.
- The British returned to Singapore and set up the BMA(British Military Administration) to govern Singapore
- Singapore was still healing after the events of WW2 as it still had insufficient resources
- The BMA tried to solve the problems happening in Singapore such as lack of trade but didn't have enough funding to do so
- Some members of the BMA started to take part in the black market. This led to the BMA starting to be called the "Black Market Administration"

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In Source 38, The person is ungrateful for the return of the British because of poor living conditions while In Source 39, the person is grateful for the return of the British and understands the situation of the British after the war.

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It is important because it gave us a view what the Singaporeans think of Singapore after WW2. They had thought that Singapore would go back to its state from before, but it didn't. They had a lot of difficulties, and had struggled to live by. Although these were happening, they still gave credit to the British Military Administration. The BMA tried their best to improve the situation as soon as possible.

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Trade Unions - Trade unions help workers enforce their rights to their employers. The leaders of the unions would meet with the bosses to negotiate about the pay and standards for the workers.

Strikes - Strikes are planned protests between workers to demand their employers for better working conditions, a raise or other needs.

Industries - Industries are a collection of businesses who provide and sell various goods or services.

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1,The war ended
2,the british ruterned
3,Singapore started to revive
4,BMA was set up.
5,People in Singapore faced resource shortange.

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The Chinese students were protesting because they felt they needed to be treated better and more humanely by the British government. They wanted to demand for their rights as citizens and wanted a difference to be made in their lives.

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Source 38 and 39 depict the two perspectives the Singaporeans had regarding the return of the British and the BMA. There were those who really wished for more, but struggled to survive even with the BMA's help. And there were others who were grateful for all that the BMA did, and tried to see through the BMA's perspective

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Trade Unions-It is when trade unions represent their members to get better pay and working conditions

Strikes- It is when workers don't go to work to protest for better pay and working conditions.

Industries- businesses that work together to provide goods and services.

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Both of the sources is important because it tells how the people in Singapore were expecting something for the British but nothing happened and they were upset and they need to work double that pre-war and they have struggles and difficulties. The people still are grateful for what the BMA tried to do for them and to help them.

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They protested so that they would be able to be noticed by the British and that they should also be treated better.

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Trade Unions - Trade unions help the citizens and workers of Singapore to claim their rights. They would talk to their bosses and arrange better pay and working conditions.

Strikes - Strikes happen to forcefully demand higher wages or better work conditions by stopping their much-needed work.

Industries - They are a collection of businesses that provide people goods or services.

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1.The United States dropped two atomic bombs at Japan
2.Britain re-ruled Singapore
3.After World War II, Singapore is still poor.
4.Faced with insufficient food, housing shortage, lack of education, and economic bleak.
5.BMA established by the British

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Trade Unions: Organizations that care for its workers and their rights. The leaders of the Trade Unions would meet and try to increase the pay and working conditions.
Strikes: Protests carried out by employees used to force the employers to give them higher pay and better working conditions
Industries: Business groups that provide specific services

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They were protesting because they had wanted to change their life for better conditions. They think that they were treated unfairly during the British Colonial Government.

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- New food Canteen opens
- War has ended
- British cam back
- BMA faced lack of funds and resources
- Singapore started to revive

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1. Japan surrendered when the USA dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki which ended World War 2.
2.The British came back and took control of Singapore again. Now they were called the British Military Administration(BMA).
3.The BMA was supposed to only control Singapore until April 1, 1946.
4.Food prices were very high since there was an interruption in the food supply.
5.Singapore Harbour was cleared for trade to be resumed.

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The Chinese students in middle school felt mistreated, and were unfairly handled by the British government. They wanted different conditions for their school lives.

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Trade Unions - An organisation to protect the workers and the leaders of the trade union negotiate with employers for better pay.

Strikes - A form of protest that was organised by the employees to stop work and demand a better pay and working condition.

Industries - Group of businesses that provide people with service and goods.

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The Chinese middle school students were protesting because they were unfairly treated by the British colonial government and wanted a better condition for their school and their lives.

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It tells about the conditions of the people in Singapore after the British returned. And we can use it to know how is Singapore after the invasion of Japan.

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trade unions: organizations that protect workers' rights.
strikes: employees stop working to demand more payment and conditions.
industries: It is a group of businesses that provides goods and services.

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They did that because they think that it is unfair and they wanted a better condition.

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Source 38 and 39 express the different opinions of Singaporeans when the British came back. They feel anxious because they don't trust the British very much. They feel hopeful because they feel that the British are capable of bringing them a good life.

Source 38 and 39

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Union - It is composed of people who represent the rights of workers.

Strike - Stop working to protest and ask for the rights of workers.

Industry - Companies that provide materials and jobs.

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The Chinese students protested because they were treated unfairly by the British government. They hope that their school and life will have better conditions.