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The document provides a detailed history of Malaysia from ancient Malaya to independence. It discusses the earliest inhabitants of Malaya, the introduction of agriculture and metal tools. It describes the rise of centralized states in the 2nd-3rd centuries AD and the influences of Indian culture. It covers the establishment of British colonial rule in the 18th-19th centuries and the path to independence in 1957. It also briefly outlines the major ethnic groups in Malaysia, prominent religions and festivals, traditional foods, costumes and cultural landmarks like the Petronas Towers. It concludes with an overview of Malaysia's education system.
Malaysia
Malaysia has a long history dating back thousands of years. The earliest inhabitants were Stone Age hunter-gatherers starting around 8,000 BC, followed by farmers around 1,000 BC who introduced metal tools and settled along rivers. Centralized states emerged in the 2nd-3rd centuries AD and Malayan civilization was heavily influenced by India. Islam was introduced in the 15th century during the Golden Age of Malacca. The British began colonizing Malaysia in the late 18th century and established control over the Straits Settlements. Malaysia gained independence from Britain in 1957 and is now a multiethnic country with Malays, Chinese, Indians and indigenous groups.
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The current severe political and economic situation in Sri Lanka recently led to a default on debt obligations. The country's foreign exchange reserves are also nearly exhausted, which restricts its ability to purchase imports and drives up local prices for goods. This crisis has a number of root causes, and the resulting economic upheaval has led to widespread unrest and bloodshed. Some of the contributing elements to Sri Lanka's current situation are illustrated in this figure. Sri Lanka had months of turmoil due to rising prices, food and fuel shortages, and protracted power outages. As a result of the country's government being deposed, it experienced its first sovereign debt default since gaining independence from Britain in 1948. The island's foreign exchange difficulties and subsequent violent outbursts made it more challenging to raise further funds to support its tourism-based economy, which had already been severely harmed by the Covid-19 outbreak.
What steps did the government take?
The Rajapaksa administration first delayed talks with the IMF despite the economic crisis was getting worse. Opposition politicians and experts have been on the administration to act for months, but it has refused in the hope that tourism will rise. A significant chunk of public fury is directed against President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and his brother, former Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. When the president banned the import of synthetic fertilizers in April 2021, the supply of the country's key rice crop was wiped out, driving up rice prices. The administration eventually turned to China and India, two regional powerhouses vying for control of the island. According to India, it has sent more than $3.5 billion in aid this year. China made less public interventions but stated that it supported the country's debt-restructuring initiatives
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Malaysia has a population of 24 million consisting mainly of Malay, Chinese, and Indian ethnic groups. It experienced Islamic influence beginning in the 15th century and was later colonized. The important ancient kingdom of Sri Vijaya ruled the region. In the 15th century, the port city of Malacca became a major trade and cultural center under Islamic rulers. It declined after being conquered by the Portuguese in 1511. The British later established control over northern Malaysian states in the 19th century and the region experienced colonial rule and economic expansion until independence in 1957. Singapore was founded as a British trading post in 1819 and became a major port, but separated from Malaysia in 1965 to become an independent nation-state, developing
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Sri Lanka is an island country located off the southeast coast of India. It has a population of over 21 million people, with the majority being Sinhalese. Sri Lanka gained independence from British rule in 1948 and its capital and largest city is Colombo. The country has a tropical climate and a mainly Buddhist population. Tourism, tea production, and apparel manufacturing are key industries. Popular attractions include beaches, Buddhist temples, wildlife parks, and tea plantations.
SRILANKA
1. Sri Lanka gained independence from Britain in 1948 and became a republic in 1972. It has experienced major events like the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami that killed over 40,000 people and the conclusion of the 26-year civil war in 2009.
2. The country has a long history with kingdoms dating back to 500 BC and was subsequently ruled by the Portuguese, Dutch, and British before independence. There remains ethnic and political tensions between the Sinhalese majority and Tamil minority.
3. The rupee replaced the Ceylonese rixdollar as the official currency in 1836 under British rule and became the sole legal tender in 1872, evolving from the British monetary system over time.
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Sri Lanka has a long history dating back over 2,500 years. Ancient kingdoms left ruins that provide insights into a sophisticated society with advanced science and technology. Buddhism was introduced in the 3rd century BC and became integral to Sinhalese culture. Sri Lanka's strategic location and natural harbors attracted traders starting in the 5th century from Egypt, Persia, Arabia, and China. The Portuguese, Dutch, and British later colonized the island. Today, Sri Lanka has a diverse population and vibrant culture influenced by its diverse religious and ethnic communities.
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Sri Lanka is an island nation off the southeast coast of India with a population of over 20 million people. The majority of Sri Lankans are Buddhist and the main ethnic groups are Sinhalese, Sri Lankan Tamils, and Sri Lankan Moors. Sri Lanka has a long history dating back over 2,500 years and was previously ruled by various kings. The culture has been influenced by Buddhism, South India, and European colonialism. Sri Lanka is known for its tea production, spices like cinnamon, and diverse cuisine that incorporates South Indian and Portuguese influences.
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Explore the enchanting "Cultural Heritage of Sri Lanka: A Historical Overview" as we journey through millennia of history on this tropical island. Uncover ancient roots, influences, and the evolution of a unique cultural identity. Immerse yourself in the richness of Sri Lanka's past, from Buddhist civilizations to colonial eras, and witness the resilience of its cultural tapestry in the modern age.
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- As an independent city-state, the new government led by the People's Action Party faced many challenges including high unemployment, secret societies, and having no natural resources. The government's solutions focused on meritocracy, multi-racialism,
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- 1. COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS A free association of sovereign states comprising the United Kingdom and a number of its former dependencies who have chosen to maintain ties of friendship and practical cooperation and who acknowledge the British monarch as symbolic head of their association. In 1965 the Commonwealth Secretariat was established in London to organize and coordinate Commonwealth activities.
- 2. SOME COMMONWEALTH NATIONS United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa India Pakistan Sri Lanka Malaysia Nigeria Cyprus Sierra Leone Tanzania
- 3. SRI LANKA : LOCATION Sri Lanka(Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka) is an island country lying in the Indian Ocean and separated from peninsular India by the Palk Strait. It is located between latitudes 5°55′ and 9°51′ N and longitudes 79°41′ and 81°53′ E and has a maximum length of 268 miles (432 km) and a maximum width of 139 miles (224 km).
- 4. SRI LANKA : CULTURE Sri Lanka is a land of great cultural diversity. Buddhist and Hindu temples, as well as mosques and churches, with their own colourful rituals, are the most readily visible features of the cultural landscape.
- 5. SRI LANKA: CAUSE OF BRITISH ATTRACTION The British East India Company’s conquest of Sri Lanka, which the British called Ceylon, occurred during the wars of the French Revolution (1792–1801). When the Netherlands came under French control, the British began to move into Sri Lanka from India. The British had thought the conquest temporary and administered the island from Madras in southern India. The war with France revealed Sri Lanka’s strategic value, however, and the British consequently decided to make their hold on the island permanent.
- 6. SRI LANKA: UNDER BRITISH RULE They generally used Srilankan resources to increase the productivity of coffee,rubber,tea etc. They introduced changes in agricultural practices and horticultural techniques, but these developments were essentially restricted to the urban areas and the plantation country. The rest of the country continued with subsistence farming, using traditional methods. However, roads and railways helped to reduce the isolation of the villages, and increased trade gradually pulled the rural population into the monetary economy.
- 7. SRI LANKA : TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE In 1919, major Sinhalese and Tamil political organisations united to form the Ceylon National Congress, under the leadership of Ponnambalam Arunachalam, pressing colonial masters for more constitutional reforms. The Sri Lankan independence movement was a peaceful political movement which aimed at achieving independence and self-rule for Sri Lanka, then Ceylon, from the British Empire. It was initiated around the turn of the 20th century and led mostly by the educated middle class. It succeeded when, on February 4, 1948, Ceylon was granted autonomy as the Dominion of Ceylon. Afterwards, it
- 8. SRI LANKA: PRESENT SITUATION Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte & Colombo are the capitals of Sri Lanka. The Area of Sri Lanka is 65,610 km2. The population of Sri lanka is 2.328 billion(estimation 2013). President: Maithripala Sirisena, Prime Minister: Ranil Wickremesinghe. The main source of Government income is tourism. There is no foreign rule on Sri lanka. Sinhalese & tamil are common spoken languages. The national game of Sri Lanka is volleyball. The time of Sri Lanka is GMT+5:30.
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