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a sleepy city in Selangor by the travellers, however, Kuala Kubu Bharu has its origins of history that show an interesting and captivating events for travellers. Figure 7:the pictures describes KKB as sleepy city Kuala Kubu (Kubu means “fort” in Malay) was the second biggest town in Selangor. A fortress was built in Kuala Kubu before the British colonised the town. This fortress served as a defence for Raja Mahadi and Syed Mashor when they fought against Tengku Kudin’s army during the Selangor civil

many changes to the system of administration, economy and social. Author of this book have made a particular study of the changes in Negeri Kedah. Another impact of the Japanese occupation is the emergence of nationalism among the Malay population, especially the Malays. This awareness has strengthened the ambition to liberate the homeland from colonial rule. Nevertheless, the book is only displaying the aspects of the Japanese occupation of Kedah and the discussion is not

organization b. simple horticultural c. complex horticultural d. agrarian 15. Which is the correct chronological order of countries that colonized Pohnpei? a. Germany, Japan, Spain, United States b. Spain, Germany, Japan, United States c. Germany, Spain, United States, Japan d. Germany, Spain, Japan, United States 16. Which of the following statements is true of Pohnpei? a. Local spirit beliefs exist side-by-side with Christianity b. Christianity has replaced local spirit beliefs c. Christianity

Xinyi Luo 10326488 IS 158B Term paper Massive Tourism Project The Peoples Republic of China which is called Exhibit and Travel Group (ETG) has made a plan with the state government of Yap in the Federated States of Micronesia to initiate the development of a massive tourism project. Certainly, it plays an important role on offering some benefits to Yapese people. For instance, the crush of tourism in Yap led to a drastically development of local economy. It was, however, generated a considerable

A lost city found among the coral reefs of the Pacific, Nan Mandol is now ruins adjacent to the eastern shore of the island of Pohnpei that once was the capital of the Saudeleur Dynasty until 1628 (Ayres et al. 1992). Recently, a research group from the Southern Methodist University led by Mark D. McCoy found the earliest direct evidence of monument building at Nan Madol (McCoy et al. 2016). This is a significant discovery that pushes back the initial age of dynasty in the Pacific over 100 years

Throughout history, there has been a constant narrative of colonialism, from the Spanish Monarchy, to the British Empire, to American Imperialism. Although these spanned different centuries and different regions of the world, they all had a common theme; the marginalization of race and identity of the regions they colonized. Colonialism can be defined by the policy of extending its control over other people and territories. The Marshallese people have been a victim to colonialism since the early

replaced wooden sleepers as early as 1982 for the Kerdau-Jerantut and Sungai Yu-Tumpat lines. There are several other railway lines which are not owned by KTMB. This includes Petronas's Kuantan - Kerteh line which is now operated by KTMB and the Sabah State Railway line from Tanjung Aru near Kota Kinabalu to Tenom in Sabah. The Penang Hill Furnicular Railway also does not come under KTMB's

This event plays an important occurrence because he wouldn’t be in Africa if the British didn't move there. "They cultivate bizarre habits that would never be tolerated back home, whereas in far-away Africa or in Ceylon or in India or in the Federated Malay States they could do as they like"(Dahl 3). In fact, British emigration to South Africa was an important event in history. British emigration commenced in South Africa from this phenomenon. "In 1806 the Cape of Good Hope Holland gave

their country’s ways. This essay analyzes Malaysia’s tricky transition into democracy. Political History Between 1873 and 1930, the British Colonial Administrators took control of the foreign affairs of what was Malaysia at that time. In 1896 the Federated Malay Sates of Selangor, Negeri Sembilan, Perak and Pahang came into existence, with Kuala Lumpur as the capital. Immigrants from southern China and India came to work in tin mines and on the plantations. This helped in the transition from trading to

identity has been in the spotlight due to its strong social, political and economical factors implication. As a multi-cultural country, the search for a national identity is not an easy undertaking as Malaysians consist of different ethnics such as Malay, Chinese and Indian. Each ethnic group contributes their own unique culture and religion, hence making it difficult to form a Malaysian identity. In fact, in September 2010, Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak announced the 1 Malaysia