How did British rule and External Developments affect Singapore’s growth as a port city from 1819-1942
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- Q1Why did many people flock to Singapore after 1819Due to the provision of free foodDue to the climateDue to benefit from the free trade statusDue to free education30s
- Q2What is transshipment?Transfer of creditTransfer of goodsTransfer of moneyTransfer of property30s
- Q3When did Singapore become a crown colony182418661867185830s
- Q4How did the British raise funds for administration?Planting cropsCollecting donationsTaxing gambling, opium and liquorSelling rubber30s
- Q5What did the British do to solve the high rate of crime?To fine the residentsGet thugs to stop the crimeSet up a police forceTo send the criminals away30s
- Q6Why was there an increase in Chinese immigrants?To flee from wars and poverty in ChinaTo diseasesTo join their familiesTo gather precious materials30s
- Q7What was not a challenge faced by the early Chinese immigrants?Secret society problemsLabour abusesDebtHigh Taxation30s
- Q8What is the name of the Chinese immigrants?SinkehsMastersLabourersWorkers30s
- Q9How did the secret societies help the Chinese cooliesProvided health servicesProvided accommodationProvided jobsTake care of them when they were sick30s
- Q10What was the role of the Chinese Protectorate?To buy foodTo find jobsTo find accommodationTo tackle the problem of secret societies and coolie abuses30s
- Q11Who was William PickeringFirst constableFirst protector of the ChineseFirst ResidentFirst Labourer30s
- Q12How did the British tackle piracy?To deploy coastal guardsGunboats to destroy the pirate shipsFine themTo change the trade routes30s