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History of Singapore
Here is a mind map of Singapore's history.Technological competence, modern metropolis, eco-friendly hotels, and heritage sites – Singapore offers all of this, and that is just the beginning. Furthermore, 200 years on, Singapore's mutual relations with Britain stay comparably solid, with the two nations vowing to share best practices on issues including reasonable business and advancement, culture, and youth.
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History of Singapore
- Paul Cezanne
Whenever someone discusses the most influential artist of the 19th century, they will discuss the famous painter Paul Cézanne. He was one of the most active and influential artists between the time of 19th century and 20th centuries. He was a France-based artist who had a great love for patterns and designs of art and wanted to indulge in various tones and colors of artworks. He also was a prominent artist who supported artistic creativity and Cubism. His keen interest in multiple tones, patterns, and compositions of art had become the knowable fact about him in this world. He also influenced upcoming artists such as Picasso as well.
- History of Singapore
Here is a mind map of Singapore's history.Technological competence, modern metropolis, eco-friendly hotels, and heritage sites – Singapore offers all of this, and that is just the beginning. Furthermore, 200 years on, Singapore's mutual relations with Britain stay comparably solid, with the two nations vowing to share best practices on issues including reasonable business and advancement, culture, and youth.
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History of Singapore
Origin of Singapore
A prince from Sumatra founded Singapore.
He considered it as a sign of goodwill and so named the city after Singapore, which means the lion city.
The Raffles Effect
When Lord Hasting in late 1818 appointed Sir Raffles the British governor-general of India in order to build a station for trading in the southern tip of the Malay peninsula.
It made him realize that it could be utilized in a positive way by transforming it into a useful port. And sooner, Singapore became one of the significant centers for British forces and commerce.
Acquisition of British
After Malacca and Penang, Singapore became the third British acquisition in east India Malay.People across Malaysia, Europe, India, and China came to Singapore to live and work here.
With time the population increased, and till the year 1867, Singapore became the crown colony under the governance of the British government rather than the East India Company.
World War 2 Colonialism's End
In 1942, Malaysia was conquered by the Japanese that gained superiority over the naval and air rapidly in the area.Japanese had Singapore captivated until 1945.
Winston Churchill claims it as the worst disaster and the largest capitulation ever in the history of the British.
Post War Period
Once officially British got hold of Singapore from Japan, a proper administration was formed in order to govern the island.
The ascent in the costs of products and unemployment prompted various insubordinate strikes, which thus prompted stoppages in different services, including transportation.The economy began to improve by late 1947.
Independence of Singapore
In 1945, Singapore had its separation from Malaysia, the Strait settlements were broken up, and Singapore moved towards its independence.In 1954, the People's Action Party was framed, and it drove the Singaporean legislative issues quickly to the degree that in 1955, another constitution was presented.In 1959, Singapore turned into a self-governing state under the British Government, with the head of the People's Action Party, Lee Kuan Yew, taking over as the Prime Minister.
In 1963, Singapore announced its independence from the rule of the British and joined the Malaysian federation along with Sarawak, Malaya, and Sabah.The unified Malaysia and Singapore came out to be a wrong decision and failed big time. Therefore, Singapore left Malaysia in the year 1965, and it became an independent nation practicing democracy.