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This source is relevant as it shows the what the Chinese ate in Singapore during the 1960s. My research is about food, thus, this source is important as it shows the different types of meat and spices and vegetables they ate.

I can infer that the Chinese people in Singapore chose different types of meat and vegetables when they want to eat a dish.

The Source provides me with the clear picture of all the different types of food layed out and the lady ordering the different types of meat and vegetables to be in her dish and which intern i can say that the Chinese ordered different varieties of meat and vegetables to eat .
-Kaushik

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Citation: Singapore Journal of Library and information management. Volume 37. 2008

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Citation: Singapore Journal of Library and information management. Volume 37. 2008

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Education was recognized by Raffles as one of the first needs in his new settlement, so he opened up the first school in Singapore know as The Singapore Instituition (later renamed as Raffles Instituition). This all took place in 1823, four years after Raffles came to Singapore. The lack of a school of any standing moved the new chaplainin 1833 to apply to the government for a grant to establish a free school, and it was accepted, with a the place being given to him located near to the foot of fort canning. The school was opened on the 1 august 1834.

I can infer that education in Singapore was not as informative and that there were not many facilities for students to utilise back in the early 1820's. This source is relevant as it shows the how education was like in singapore in the 1820's. It shows the vision of Sir Stamford Raffles and what he hoped for Singapore to achieve through its meritocratic structure

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This source is relevant as it shows what both men and women of Singapore used to wear during the 1960s. My research was on fashion and clothes that people wore is related to that.
I can infer that people used to wear fancy dresses in the past on special occasions more like what we are doing right now. This proves that fashion trends do change over time although not by a lot.
- Aditi

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Houses of people living in 1960 before HDBs were built

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Houses of people living in 1960 before HDBs were built

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This source is about the houses that people used to live in the past before HDBs were built.
I can infer that people living in those houses were not very wealthy as their houses were made of wood and wood is a weak material.
This source is relevant as it shows that houses in the past were not like the tall and strong building we are living in now.
-Choon Hon

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A TIME MACHINE TO SINGAPORE IN 1960s/GOLDEN ERA 1940s TO 1960s

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A TIME MACHINE TO SINGAPORE IN 1960s/GOLDEN ERA 1940s TO 1960s

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A Picture of Chulia Street Singapore 1960s