Chapter 3: How did British rule and External Development affect Singapore’s growth as a port city
Across
- 2. The larger number of Chinese migrants in Singapore led to the problem of ______ societies
- 5. The invention of _______ also helped as they were better than the slower sailing ships
- 7. Transshipment refers to the _____ of goods from one trading ship to another
- 10. Singapore was a free port that provided ____ services and facilitated free trade
- 12. The Dangerous Society Ordinance gave the British the power to __________ Chinese migrants and close any society deemed dangerous
- 14. _______ was the world’s biggest supplier of rubber
- 15. Grants were provided to schools that taught _______ to encourage more people to learn that subject.
Down
- 1. The Chinese _____ was established in 1867 to counter the problems within the Chinese community
- 3. Singapore’s rapid development led to the labour abuse of _______
- 4. Thomas _____ was the first police chief
- 6. The British set up the Public _____ Department in 1887 to ensure that the population was healthy
- 8. The coolies of Singapore came mainly from _______
- 9. Singapore faced the problem of _____ robbers and fights due to Chinese migrants fighting for control of land
- 11. Singapore was an exporter of ___ and rubber
- 13. The opening of the ____ canal shortened the trip from London to Singapore from 120 days to 50 days