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1. Please complete all 5 sources with 2 inferences and 2 evidence by tomorrow 18/08.
2. Source 1: Your inference needs to be specific, which were the countries in the "Malay World?"
3. Source 2: Good inference.
4. Source 3: How does the evidence supports your inference? Did the gold armlet had certain designs that inform you of where it comes from?
5. Hurry up and finish source 4 and 5 by tomorrow (18/08).
To help you out, a key question for trade: Who did Singapore trade with before 1819?
Please follow the format given for the individual summary.
Best regard
Mr Jeremy Wong

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in 14th century, we had good connections with china and traders from china traded and produced goods such as blue and white porcelain stem cups
source "These blue and white porcelain stem cups which was produced during the Yuan dynasty in China was discovered at Fort Canning Park"
in the 1800s, singapore was trading with the malay world in the 1800s
source "...Such coins indicate the history of Singapore as a vibrant trading centre in the Malay world."
in 1926, a gold armlet was found in singapore and this shows that singapore had been trading with india before 1926'
source: "this shows a gold armlet that is found in singapore
Inference"

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What time period is this source from?
14th century
What kind of source is this?
artifact
Where is this source from?
http://1o-hi-group-6-2015.weebly.com/source-11.html
What area is revealed by this source?
trade
Inference
This source tells me that there were good trade connections with Singapore and China during the 14th century. Traders from China during the Yuan Dynasty traded and produced goods such as the Blue and white porcelain stem cups. These stem cups were found in Fort canning park in Singapore, showing a possibility that traders from China came to Singapore to trade goods.
Inference
This can be seen from : “These blue and white porcelain stem cups which was produced during the Yuan dynasty in China was discovered at Fort Canning Park" This can be seen from the source which states that these blue and white porcelain cups that were produced in China was found in Fort Canning park, Singapore .   In conclusion , this shows that goods originated from China were found in Singapore, showing that trade with Chinese traders from china took place in Singapore, establishing trade connections
Evidence
this source shows that singapore has been trading with China

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what time period is this source from?
1800s
what kind of source is this?
artifact
where is this source from?
school library
what area is revealed by this source?
trade
inference
this source tells me that singapore has tea trade in the 1800s
evidence
background to the tea trade

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What time period is this source from?
1926
What kind of source is this?
artifact
where is this source from
textbook
what area is revealed by this source?
trade
Inference
this shows that singapore has been trading with india in
evidence
"this shows a gold armlet that is found in singapore
Inference"

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What time period is this source from?
1800s
What kind of source is this?
artifactr
Where is this source from?
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/a-history-of-singapore-in-50-objects
What area is revealed by this source?
this reveals that singapore was already been trading with the malay world in the 1800s
Inference
this source shows that the history of singapore was a vibrant trading centre in the malay world
Evidence
The coin could be an original piece produced by the British East India Company in 1804 for use in Sumatra and neighbouring areas such as Singapore.
Evidence
"...Such coins indicate the history of Singapore as a vibrant trading centre in the Malay world."

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what time period is this source from?