Question

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Answer 1

Answer:

The basis of Singapore history, as an academic field of study, has not changed much

since the initial general histories offered by Constance Mary Turnbull and others.1 The

underlying question driving most inquiries into Singapore’s past can be surmised as why

Singapore succeeded despite seemingly insurmountable odds. As such, histories of Singapore

follow a template that usually begins with Stamford Raffles establishing a trading settlement

on the island in 1819. They then take the reader through the interactions, moments and

events, and personalities, pre-identified to be significant. Those typically involved an

overview of the colonial period, the ethnic differences in society, the Second World War, and

the postwar trials and tribulations, namely the struggles against communism, communalism,

and then after 1965, for survival. The trope of a struggle against odds is popularly known as

The Singapore Story. Since 1997, this has been the basis for a National Education program

that has been embedded into various educational levels and during National Service.2 The

Singapore Story is also incidentally the title of the memoirs of the late Lee Kuan Yew,

Singapore’s first Prime Minister.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

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