THE FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE
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- Q1The struggles for independence can be divide into 3 major ethnic. What are they?Malay, Chinese and Indian300s
- Q2Malay nationalism evolved in 3 stages. What are they?religious stage (1906-1926), economic stage (1926-1938) and political stage(1938-forward) based on a time line.300s
- Q3What are the factors that caused Chinese nationalism?China-Japan war, movement of 100 day renewal that was initiated by Kang Yu Wei, 1898 (esp in Perak and Selangor). Also influenced by Dr. Sun Yat Sen who opposed the Manchu Government. There’s also Kuomintang Party in China.300s
- Q4Indian nationalism is affected by?National Movement in India by Mahatma Gandhi. The success of Indian National Congress in obtaining independence in India gave hope to Indian community in Malaya.300s
- Q5What are the three early newspapers?Al-Imam, Al-Ikhwan and Neracha.300s
- Q6What is the focus of Panduan Guru newspaper?Malay teacher association in Penang first publication300s
- Q7What is the purpose of Fajar Sarawak?Raise awareness300s
- Q8what are the some other association and organization in Malaya before World War II ?Malayan communist party Kesatuan Melayu Muda Kongress Melayu Seluruh tanah melayu300s
- Q9Who is Harold Mac Micheal?British representative and need to procure the signature of consent from all 9 Malay Sultans.300s
- Q10Why MU is introduced?To unify the administrate system To control and restrict power of Malay people Lets the local rule but have to follow British political system Unite the politics of Malaya300s
- Q11What is jus soli principle?the right of anyone born into the territory of a state to nationality or citizenship300s
- Q12Why Malaya oppose to MU?Sultan lose his sovereignty/authority jus soli principle – the right of anyone born into the territory of a state to nationality or citizenship MU was formed without input from the Malays and was rushed Harold Mac Micheal used force and intimidation A group of ex-British officers who served in Malay Peninsula also disapproved MU such as Frank Swettenhem and George Maxwell.300s
- Q13What are the main proposal of MU?State government can control health, education, land and agriculture Condition for citizenship tighten Malay were to be given special rights as the indigenous people300s
- Q14Describe UMNOfounded by Dato Onn Jaafar on 1946. the party was formed to oppose the MU and to unite all the Malays and defend the special rights of the Malays.300s
- Q15Describe MICfounded by John A.Thivy on 1946. it is to protect the rights of the Indian, fight for political rights in Malaya and also represent the Indian community in conveying their opinion to the Government.300s