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The causes for the rise and fall of the maritime empire in the Mediterannean sea area in the 9 to 15th century. The rise of Venice was caused by several internal and external factors, particularly the key leaders of Venice.
The causes for the rise and fall of the maritime empire in the Mediterannean sea area in the 9 to 15th century. The rise of Venice was caused by several internal and external factors, particularly the key leaders of Venice.
The causes for the rise and fall of the maritime empire in the Mediterannean sea area in the 9 to 15th century. The rise of Venice was caused by several internal and external factors, particularly the key leaders of Venice.
What
lessons
can
Singapore
learn
from
Venice?
What
are
the
similarities
and
differences
in
Venice
and
SGPs
rise?
Venice
Singapore
Preempting
Venice
innovated
and
diversified
her
economy,
by
Singapore
also
continues
to
diversify
her
economy
global
introducing
soap-making,
printing
and
her
popular
so
as
to
not
be
dependent
on
one
industry
only
that
economic
glass-making
may
fall
competition
Also,
Venice
built
the
Arsenal,
where
her
ship
Singapore
has
decided
to
set
up
2
Integrated
Resorts
(anticipating
building
industries
were
centralized
so
as
to
increase
to
fend
off
growing
competition
for
the
tourist
change,
efficiency
of
production
of
her
galleys
dollar
and
attract
more
tourists
staying
The
Arsenal
eventually
became
the
backbone
of
Also,
Singapore
has
invested
greatly
in
the
life
relevant)
Venices
maritime
prosperity,
and
hence
allowed
sciences,
training
potential
work
force
with
courses
her
to
remain
competitive
against
other
trade
rivals
in
the
polytechnic
and
universities
and
setting
up
like
Genoa
organization
like
Biopolis
Venice
also
preempted
economic
competition
by
Hence,
Singapore
will
have
more
to
offer
with
a
exploring
unknown
lands
diversified
economy
and
be
able
to
ride
the
waves
The
Marco
Polo
family
explored
the
overland
trade
of
the
increasingly
competitive
global
economy
route
to
China,
and
earned
Venice
good
relations
with
the
Far
East,
enabling
her
to
expand
trade
Thus,
their
adventurous
and
risk-taking
spirit
allowed
Venice
to
beat
her
competition,
Genoa
Good
Venice
ensured
smooth
succession
of
leadership
in
Singapore
also
learns
from
Venice
as
it
does
away
leadership
government
though
elections
with
corruption
through
her
system
of
meritocracy
Venice
also
had
wise
leaders
like
Doge
Pietro
Singapores
leaders
are
also
mindful
of
grooming
Orseolo,
Doge
Enrico
Dandolo
and
Doge
Pietro
future
leaders
Ziani,
who
led
Venice
through
her
golden
age
as
a
Mr
Lee
Kwan
Yew
groomed
Mr
Goh
Chok
Thong,
maritime
empire
who
later
groomed
Mr
Lee
Hsien
Loong
to
become
Prime
Minister
This
smooth
transition
of
power
coupled
with
capable
men
of
integrity
ensures
the
continuity
of
existing
policies,
the
initiation
of
new
policies
to
meet
the
nations
changing
needs
and
hence
allows
for
Singapores
growth
as
a
competitive
society
Reforms
in
Venice
made
reforms
to
their
governmental
Similarly,
Singapore
has
learnt
from
Venice
and
in
Government
structures,
from
a
3-tiered
to
a
5-tiered
structure
the
early
1990s
introduced
Nominated
Members
of
with
the
addition
of
the
Great
Council
and
Council
Parliament
(NMPs)
of
Forty
and
60-member
Senate
Today,
there
are
9
NMPs
and
they
represent
This
ensured
that
duties
were
specialized,
citizens
without
party
affiliation
to
participate
and
maintained
effective
checks
on
power
and
made
contribute
to
parliamentary
debates,
without
sure
that
there
was
no
concentration
of
power
having
to
go
through
the
electoral
process
Thus,
NMPs
allows
minority
groups
to
have
a
say,
and
help
make
debates
more
3-dimensional
as
they
add
more
perspective
into
the
issue
of
discussion
Managing
Doge
Pietro
Orseolo
believed
in
diplomacy
as
the
Singapore
must
do
the
same
to
foster
diplomatic
international
way
to
boost
trade,
and
hence
reconciled
feuding
relations
with
countries
around
the
world
that
will
relations
cities,
negotiated
with
major
powers
and
subdued
open
opportunities
for
trade
and
cultural
exchanges
the
pirates
of
Dalmatia
Singapore
has
signed
many
free
trade
agreements
This
enabled
Venices
independence
to
be
and
even
plays
an
active
role
of
the
UN,
for
protected
and
to
obtain
favourable
trading
terms
example
when
Tommy
Koh
served
as
President
for
Venices
key
position
as
a
trading
hub
was
also
the
Law
of
the
Sea
Conference,
and
Singapore
as
a
enhanced
through
strategic
management
of
non-permanent
member
and
President
of
the
international
relations
Security
Council
from
2001-2002
Hence,
Singapore
plays
her
part
to
have
a
presence
and
significance
in
the
world,
to
ensure
she
is
respected
as
an
important
member
of
the
international
community
Dealing
with
In
dealing
with
threats,
Venice
followed
an
However,
Singapore
is
different
as
though
we
have
external
aggressive
policy
of
deterrence,
and
launched
many
not
experienced
a
successful
terrorist
attack,
we
are
threats
military
campaigns,
for
example
with
Genoa
and
always
on
the
alert
th eventually
defeating
her
in
the
14
century,
and
Such
acts
test
the
social
bonds
of
SGPreans,
as
our
th the
Ottomans
in
the
15
century
multi-racial
society
can
easily
turn
against
itself
if
ill
However,
this
approach
led
to
her
demise,
as
it
feelings
are
developed
amongst
different
groups
drained
her
resources
and
affected
trade,
spilling
to
Thus,
Singapore
prepares
through
goodwill
become
an
internal
problem
committees,
building
a
national
identity,
safeguarding
the
interests
of
minority
groups
and
developing
common
space