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Raihan (22)   Government    What time period is this from:Before 1819What kind of source is this: WrittenWhere is this source from: Textbook( page 31,source 8Adapted from the Sejarah Melayu, extracted from Singapore:A 700-year old by Kwa Chong Guan et al.)(Page 30, source 7-Adapted from Wang Da Yuan's Dao YI Zhi Lue, extracted from Early Singapore by Jhon Miksic and Cheryl-Ann Low Mei GekWhat area is revealed by this source:GovernmentInference:The source tells me that before 1819 Singapore was founded by a Malay prince from PalembangEvidenceThe source says that ".....Sri Tri Buana then established a city at Temasek, giving it the name of Singapura,"Inference The source tells me that before 1819, Singapore was ruled by a local chief.EvidenceThe evidence says that"...the inhabitants are honest. They are under the rule of a local chief."

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Raihan (22)   Government    What time period is this from:Before 1819What kind of source is this: WrittenWhere is this source from: Textbook( page 31,source 8Adapted from the Sejarah Melayu, extracted from Singapore:A 700-year old by Kwa Chong Guan et al.)(Page 30, source 7-Adapted from Wang Da Yuan's Dao YI Zhi Lue, extracted from Early Singapore by Jhon Miksic and Cheryl-Ann Low Mei GekWhat area is revealed by this source:GovernmentInference:The source tells me that before 1819 Singapore was founded by a Malay prince from PalembangEvidenceThe source says that ".....Sri Tri Buana then established a city at Temasek, giving it the name of Singapura,"Inference The source tells me that before 1819, Singapore was ruled by a local chief.EvidenceThe evidence says that"...the inhabitants are honest. They are under the rule of a local chief."

# data[].attributes.body
What time period is this source from :14 Century
what kind of source is this: Textual
Where is this source from: http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/history/events/55490594-acf6-411d-853c-85116506ef69
Which area is revealed by this source:Government
Inference: The source tells me Singapore was in the hands of a Xabandar in 1398.
Evidence:The source says that"...that Singapura in 1398 was governed by a Xabandar."
Inference:The source tell me that before a Xabandar took over Singapore during 1389 , there was a Shabandar who was controlling Singapore.
Evidence:The source says that".. indicates that Singapore still had a shahbandar then, probably an official of Johor."

# data[].attributes.body
What time period is this from:
Before 1819

What kind of source is this:
Written Evidence

Where is this source from:
Textbook

What area is revealed by this source:
Social

Inference:
The source tells me that before 1819 the people living in Singapore made a living by robbing others

Evidence:
The evidence says "The inhabitants are addicted to piracy."

Inference:
The source tells me that before 1819,the local Malay inhabitants and the Chinese immigrants were living together

Evidence:
The evidence says that "Here the natives and the Chinese live side by side.

# data[].attributes.body
What time period is this source from ?
-14th Century
What kind of source is this ?
-Artifact
Where is this source from ?
https://infogram.com/what-was-singapore-like-before-1819
What area is revealed by this source ?
-Trade
Inference :
-The broke stem cup found in Fort Canning the source tells me that the broken stem cup is from China, and before 1819 there is trading between Singapore and China
Evidence :
- the evidence says that there was trading between China and Singapore in the 14th century

# data[].attributes.body
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."