HI Project by Chloe Lim https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28 Danish (28) en-us 2017-02-20 04:20:39 UTC 2023-06-18 20:28:28 UTC hello@padlet.com Source 1 ( Textbook) chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/155349151 People travelled from Europe to India and China using the silk road.This route was first used during countries along the route. By the 7th Century, people acquired the resources and expertise to build better and stronger ships. Maritime routes become popular with traders and soon became the main method of transporting goods to other countries.
INFERENCE: This source tells me that Europe and India was made by Singapore.
EVIDENCE: The evidence is People travelled from Europe and India using the silk road.]]> 2017-02-22 02:54:13 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/155349151 Source 2 (Internet) chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156708299 Name of field base: fort canning park
Name of the artefact: Chinese bronze coins
Date: 14th century
Country of origin: China
Place where excavated: fort canning
Description: This coin has deteriorated so badly that it is impossible to extricate the coins from their matrix and they were removed en bloc with the soil in which they were embedded.he Chinese coins replace locally minted gold and silver as currency. 
 INFERENCE: This source shows that Singapore had an economic connection with China before 1819. 
EVIDENCE: The evidence is that the Chinese coins replace locally minted gold and silver as currency. 

]]> 2017-02-28 13:55:00 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156708299 Source 3 (Museum) chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156712287 This map is extracted from Captain J. Lindsey's book. ' The south part of the Straits of Malacca published in 1789. it marked the straits between Singapore (spelt as ' Singapour' in the map) and Johor. The map also shows Lindsey's preffered passage was along the ' Singapour or Goveror's Straits' as shown as in the map.
The map is an early map on the straits of Melaka that did not indicate a deep waterway west of the Singapore River. A similar map from James Horsburgh's book, 'Chart of the Straits of Melaka' published in 1806 also indicated that the straits between Singapore and Johor was blocked by a mass of smaller islands.
INFERENCE: This source tells me that Singapore have many ways to reach Singapore island for trading.
EVIDENCE: The map also shows Lindsey's preffered passage was along the 'Singapore or Governor's straits' in the map.]]> 2017-02-28 14:05:24 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156712287 Source 4 (Internet No.2) chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156914890 In 1672, the English East India Company finally secured a trading post in Taiwan - ten years after the Dutch East India Company had been expelled from the island by the Chinese. The Company was soon engaged in direct and regular trade with the Chinese from that base and was permitted to make regular voyages to Amoy, Chusan and Canton. By the turn of the century, the Company's base for the China trade was transferred from Taiwan to its "factory" at Canton. With its Royal Charter, the Company was granted the privilege of monopoly of trade in the East Indies until 1833.

From 1700 onwards, most foreign traders were confined in Canton, where rigid restrictions were imposed through the practice of Co-hong, a guild of Chinese merchants, the sole recognized agency between foreign and Chinese merchants. The Hongs were the only merchants licensed by the Chinese officials to deal with the foreign traders. They were made responsible not only for all business deals with foreigners, but for their debts and behaviour as well.
INFERENCE: This source tells me that Chinese and India companies joined together.
EVIDENCE: The company was soon engaged in direct and regular trade with the Chinese from that base and was permitted to make regular voyages to Amoy, Chusan and Canton.
]]> 2017-03-01 02:53:02 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156914890 Source 5 (Textbook) chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156917397 In 1926, a collection of gold ornaments, including the gold armlet below, was discovered at Fort Canning Hill. The ornaments have been dated to the mid-14th century. This armlet has the design of Kala, the Hindu god representing time and destruction.
INFERENCE: This source tells me that this gold armlet was found on the mid-14th century.
EVIDENCE: In 1926, a collection of gold ornaments, including the gold armlet below, was discovered at Fort Canning Hill.
]]> 2017-03-01 03:19:13 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/156917397 100 words summary chloelim342 https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/157833955 Trades started a long time ago before 1819. In general, Singapore had an economic connection with China. There were many ways that other ships that can be sailed to Singapore to trade. For example, people using the silk road. Silk road was first used along routes. Before 1819, people uses China coins to trade with other objects. In the mid-14th century, ornaments have been found at Fort Canning Hill. Maps also have been shown on where the ships could locate where is the trading port which is Singapore. Most of the foreign traders were confined in Canton. The Hongs were the merchants to deal with the foreign leaders.]]> 2017-03-05 11:39:41 UTC https://padlet.com/chloelim342/HIProject_Danish28/wish/157833955