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UNIVERS ITY OF CAMBRI DG E I NTERNATIONAL EXAM NATIONS

General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level
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Paper 2

May/June 2010
2 hours 15 minutes

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Section A
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Section B
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Section C
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Section A

History of Brunei, 1800-1967

Answer Question 1 and one other question from this section.

Read the extracts and then answer the questions which foltow.

British Military Administration and Nationalism after the Second World War
Extract A: fne ending of Japanese Occupation

The Japanese occupation of Brunei ended in 1945. The defeat of the Japanese forces
took only a few weeks and then the British Military Administration (BMA) was set up to
govern Brunei. The effects of the occupation took time to deal with- For example, the oil
industry presented problems and many diseases were affecting the population severely.
Extract B: The British Military Administration in Action

The BMA continued to operate for a year after the defeat of Japan. Though much was
achieved, there were problems before the BMA was ready to hand over the administration
to the civilian authorities. Bruneians found reasons to be critical of some actions under
the BMA, and at the same time nationalist influences were developing.

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Name three epidemic diseases which 'were affecting the population severely'at the end of
the war in 1945 (Extract A, line 4).
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How was lhe Japanese occupation of Brunei ended' (Extract A, line

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Why did the oil industry present'problems'(Extract A, line

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History of Malaya, 1800-1963

Answer either Question 4 or euestion 5
The Residential System in Malaya:James Birch

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(b) Why was a Resident appointecl to Perak?

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Why did Sultan Abdullah and Malay chiefs object to the activities of James Birch?

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Describe the events at Pasir salak when Birch was murdered.

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What happened to the people involved in the murder of Birch?

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The Formation of Malaysia 1963

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Name three men who took part in the creation of Malaysia.

(b) Why did Malaya suggest the Malaysia ptan?

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Why did Singapore want to join Malaysia?

(d) What happened in the Singapore

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Referendum in 1962?

Describe the opposition from neighbouring countries to the formation of Malaysia.

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History of Southeast Asia, 1B0O-1950.

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