Singapore V2

2. In Singapore and Melaya, they were expected to manage the household and servants.
5. He permitted gambling and slavery, and was popular with the people of Melaka.
6. He spent nine months in Singapore, and was lieutenant-governor of Java and Bengkulu.
7. He was a scribe in 1811, and studied Malay, Arabic, Tamil and Hindi as a child, which earned him this title.
9. This two-wheeled vehicle was a popular mode of public transport from 1880, and originated from this country.
11. He was one of the few Malay students at Raffles Institution in the 1920s.
12. In 1603, these ships faced off in the waters off Changi.

1. They were important to the economy as they obtained credit from the British and offered loans to small businesses.
3. He was the first European official in Singapore who could speak and write Chinese.
4. He was a weak figurehead who led an indulgent life, and died in 1835.
5. The other name of this hill which is the burial place of the first ruler of Singapura
8. The Singapore ______ was hurled by a strongman from Fort Canning Hill.
10. The oldest rock formations on Singapore date from this era.