Revision: BMA and BARIP

What does BMA stand for?

• British Military Academy

• Brunei Military Administration

• British Military Administration

• British-Malay's Association

What does BARIP stand for?

• Brunei Pemuda

• Barisan Pemuda

• Youth Front

• Barisan

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When was BARIP formed?

• 12 April 1946

• 12 April 1888

• 12 April 1905

• 12 April 1941

Why were locals unhappy with the BMA? Tick 2 reasons.

• BMA officers preferred the Chinese

• The BMA did not trust Malays because Malays worked with the Japanese

• BMA did not rebuild the hospitals.

• BMA asked the Sultan to leave Brunei

What were BARIP's aims? Tick 2.

• To improve social and economic conditions in Brunei

• To strengthen the political position of Malays

• To unite Brunei with Sabah and Sarawak

• To spread Islam

Which of the following was NOT a disease that was affecting Brunei after the Japanese occupation?

• Malaria

• Tuberculosis

• Chicken pox

• ADHD

Who was the officer in charge of the BMA?

• Brigadier Macaskie

• Malcom MacDonald

• James Brooke

• Alfred Dent

Why did BARIP's influence began to decline?

• The leader was accused of communism

• The British government gave key leaders in government

• There was another more popular party

• More locals supported the British instead