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It seems like there's a bit of a mix-up in your request. However, I can help clarify the key points regarding Malaysia and Singapore after their independence in terms of governance.
After independence, both Malaysia and Singapore experienced political systems characterized by strong central authority:
A. A single dictator seized and held on to power for decades.
B. No elections were held.
C. The same political party always won elections.
D. The citizens were barred from voting.
In Malaysia, for instance, the United Malays National Organization (UMNO) dominated the political landscape, while in Singapore, the People's Action Party (PAP) maintained control. In both countries, although elections were held, the political environment was often criticized for lacking true democratic competition.
If you provide me with more specific options or context, I can help you better complete your statement.
After independence, both Malaysia and Singapore experienced political systems characterized by strong central authority:
A. A single dictator seized and held on to power for decades.
B. No elections were held.
C. The same political party always won elections.
D. The citizens were barred from voting.
In Malaysia, for instance, the United Malays National Organization (UMNO) dominated the political landscape, while in Singapore, the People's Action Party (PAP) maintained control. In both countries, although elections were held, the political environment was often criticized for lacking true democratic competition.
If you provide me with more specific options or context, I can help you better complete your statement.