Leong Yuu Thong by Leong Yuu Thong (Gmss) https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4 H2-5 History en-us 2023-04-14 02:35:56 UTC 2023-07-14 00:20:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f605.png Source C leong_yuu_thong1 https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561645428 In the 1950s, they faced various problems, especially money and work income.many things changed. For example, the ship can hold more good. Unlike the 1950s, it was just a small sailboat that delivered good and had to carry the good off the ship.Now it is much more convenient to use the external force of the machine to unload the goods.]]> 2023-04-20 11:14:34 UTC https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561645428 Source F leong_yuu_thong1 https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561692784 In the 1956 century, water resources were underdeveloped, and there was often a shortage of water. They had to go to far away rivers or wells to salvage water, no matter what age the children needed to help their families get water was cut off. Now It's very convenient. Every household has a faucet. You don't need to go to the well to get water, and you don't have to worry about running out of water, but we can't waste water.]]> 2023-04-20 11:44:28 UTC https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561692784 Stage 3 leong_yuu_thong1 https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561779168 The predecessors of the 1969 race riots can be traced back to what happened again on May 13 in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling, Malaysia.  Malaysau is a symbol - from May 13th to July 31st, 196 people were killed and more than 350 people were injured.  The actual figure may be much higher than the official disclosure
  The chaos has nothing to do with Singapore, but the community violence in Malaysia drags powerlessly into Singapore.  The chaos in 1969 happened in the community at the beginning of 1964. After the chaos, we couldn’t support them9.  Poe's racial mess led to Singapore's eventual separation from Malaysia on 9 August 1965.  The hysteria produced by the United Malays National Organization itself over its desire to preserve Malay dominance in Singapore played out here, with doubts between the Malays and the Chinese.
  Malay dissatisfaction with their social and economic conditions, and fear of a loss of all power in which the Malays were seen as soil, led to the May 13 riots.
]]> 2023-04-20 12:39:28 UTC https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2561779168 pair work leong_yuu_thong1 https://padlet.com/leong_yuu_thong1/40ddeg7c2j4ugbn4/wish/2644694031 The years after world war 2 were highly unstable, and Singapore and the rest of British Malaya saw violent anti-colonial and communist insurgency. there was also labour strikes. this was severely disruptive to the economy, making Singapore unattractive to foreign investors. the life of the people in Singapore after world war 2 was also better as there will be factories producing household goods such as tablecloth. bedsheets, towels, blankets, etc. during world war 2 people in singapore did not have much of these household goods. the people in singapore also learned to depend on themselves as they know that they cannot depend on other people, whoever it may be to look after them. the people in singapore do not want to depend on other people and want to depend on themselves. during world war 2  the water resources were also underdeveloped and there was often a shortage of water. they had to go to far away rivers and wells to salvage water, no matter what age they were they needed to help their families get water. after world war 2 it was more convenient to get water and they won't have to go very far to get water. during world war 2 they also faced various problems, especially money and work income. many things have changed after world war 2. for example, there were more boats that delivered goods. Singapore's economy began to slowly rebound from the effects of conflict. With the help of the indigenous populace, the British colonial authority put policies into place to stabilise the economy and construct infrastructure. For many Singaporeans, this improved their work prospects and income levels. Singapore started concentrating on manufacturing as a strategy of economic expansion in the years following World War II. The government vigorously pushed manufacturing sectors like shipbuilding, electronics, and textiles. This resulted in the establishment of new jobs and gave the local workforce chances to find employment and raise their level of living. In Singapore, there was a serious housing shortage during the post-war era. The Housing and Development Board (HDB) was founded by the government in 1960 to address this problem. The HDB started a significant by Providing Singaporeans with options for inexpensive homes is the public housing programme. This strategy drastically reduced overcrowding and improved living conditions. The administration understood the value of education as a catalyst for both social mobility and economic growth. It made significant investments in constructing schools, enhancing educational infrastructure, and increasing access to education. Singaporeans were able to gain the information and skills required for increased economic possibilities and upward social mobility because to the country's emphasis on education. Improvements were made to social welfare programmes and healthcare services. Public hospitals, clinics, and healthcare facilities were constructed by the government, increasing public access to high-quality healthcare. To help and support disadvantaged populations and ensure a minimal quality of living for those in need, social welfare programmes were also developed. Infrastructure improvements were made in Singapore. To increase connection and promote economic growth, the government spent money building roads, bridges, and public transportation networks. This improved daily convenience and effectiveness by making commuting simpler. As a result of the government's extensive urban planning initiatives, Singapore is now a well-organized and tidy metropolis. The city-state's general hygiene and cleanliness standards considerably improved with the implementation of strong cleanliness campaigns and legislation. This made Singaporeans' living conditions healthier and more enjoyable. In the years following the war, efforts were made to sustain social security and stability. Law and order were given first priority by the government, protecting the security of its people. People could concentrate on their everyday activities and seize chances without worrying about disturbance or violence as a result, which gave them a sense of security. During World War II, Singapore was invaded and occupied by the Japanese Empire from 1942 to 1945. When the Japanese surrendered, Singapore reverted to British control, with increasing levels of self-government being granted, resulting in Singapore's merger with the Federation of Malaya to form Malaysia in 1963. In general, living conditions in Singapore during the Japanese Occupation was grim due to the scarcity of many basic necessities. Rice, salt, cooking oil and cloth were some of the essential items that had to be rationed. To overcome the scarcity, learning to creatively recycle and reuse old items became the norm. During the Japanese Occupation of Singapore, the Japanese controlled food supplies and priority was given to the Japanese soldiers as they needed it to sustain themselves at battle. As a result, the locals were severely deprived of food and water. world war 2 affect singapore as Thousands of Chinese were executed at Sentosa and Changi Beach; Malays and Indians were subject to systematic abuse. By the war's end, the colony was in poor shape, with a high death rate, rampant crime and corruption, and severe infrastructure damage. Positive reforms that were made throughout the post-war era raised the standard of living for Singaporeans. The general rise in living standards was largely attributed to economic recovery, industrialization, housing development, education, healthcare, infrastructure development, and social stability. These developments served as the cornerstone for Singapore's subsequent development and growth into a wealthy and advanced country.  The city had been reduced to rubble by the conflict, with its infrastructure decimated and its economy in ruins. There were many difficulties in the years immediately following the war, such as unemployment, a lack of basic supplies, and food shortages. However, Singapore started its journey of recovery and reconstruction with the help of the local populace and the British colonial authority. The recovery and subsequent rise of the economy was one of the biggest changes in Singaporeans' lives during this time. The British colonial authority started taking action to restore trade and commerce, stabilise the economy, and stabilise the country. Singapore was able to take advantage of new prospects in international trade thanks to its advantageous location and well-established port infrastructure. The government offered financial incentives for international investors and aggressively supported sectors that focus on exports, such manufacturing and shipping. As a result, more Singaporeans were able to find work and their income levels rose. Employment possibilities were developed as a result of the expansion of sectors including shipbuilding, electronics, and textiles, which helped to lower unemployment rates and give people a reliable source of income. The economic recovery also raised living standards as people had easier access to essentials like food and shelter.

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