Maria Hertogh riots

through similar values and behaviours. It can be seen through people working together, such as coming together to help those in need or through citizens accepting to follow the same regulations in the country. The following case study on the Maria Hertogh Riot will display why it is important to have social cohesion

Malays during colonial rule in Singapore? Through an analysis of the Maria Hertogh riot case study, we are able to gain deeper insights into British’s colonial policies in their management of the religious issues of the Malay population in the post-1945 era. At the same time this also allows us to see how race intersect with class as the Malay population constitutes the lower income class in Singapore at that time. Using Maria as a case study, we are also able to see how gender interact with race

Based on Act 3 Scene 1, Shylock’s portrayal as a villain is soon changed to be one of a pitiful victim. Shylock is portrayed as a villain because of his sinister intentions to harm others, especially Antonio. His malicious desire to catch hold of Antonio’s weaknesses and use it against him - makes him an avenging and resentful villain. However, Shylock is a victim due to the discrimination and oppression that he had to face because of the hatred from the Christians. Some examples of his mistreatment

2017 SEC 4 IH—ESSAY Tan Ming Shiuan(22) Sec 403 Diversity - as defined by racial, religious, or linguistic differences in the people, exists in many nation states today. In a diverse society, it is inevitable that different cultures, practices, interests and opinions will exist. This may pose as a great risk if equity and inclusiveness of the different interests are not achieved in the society, whereby tension amongst the people will arise due to an imbalance in different communities' rights and

Wars, pogroms, genocides, inquisitions, crusades, and political actions have caused many to lose their lives or kill others for centuries. Majority of them are over the clashes in beliefs of ideologies, politics, philosophies, and religion (and usually a combination of several reasons). These belief-systems, when explained and read about, may inject a sense of being magical and the ability to bring peace to the world to those who are innocent. But when they are confronted by faced with the clashing