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- 1. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE
- 2. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S RUBRICS • Accuracy = 15 pts. • Organization = 20 pts. • Presentation = 15 pts.
- 3. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD BARANGAY
- 4. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S POWER AND FUNCTIONS
- 5. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S EDUCATION
- 6. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S ORNAMENTS
- 7. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S SOCIAL CLASSES
- 8. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S DRESS
- 9. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S
- 10. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S MARRIAGE AND COURTSHIP PAMUMULUNGAN / PAMAMALAE
- 11. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S STAGES PANALANGUNI PEDSUNGUD PEGKAWING
- 12. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S BURIAL MAGLAHI MOROTAL
- 13. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S LARAW PASIYAM
- 14. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S ECONOMIC LIFE PILONSITOS
- 15. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S HIZPANIZATION OF THE PHILIPPINES
- 16. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S EXPEDITIONS
- 17. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S HOW ISLAM GOT HERE 14th Century MUDUM Introduced ISLAM to MALAYSIA (1380) MUDUM preached ISLAM in SULU
- 18. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S (1450) ABU BAKR arrived in SULU then married Bajindas daugter (PARAMISULI) (1390) RAJA BAJINDA arrived and converted some SULU natives
- 19. A H S Angadanan High School POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE CLIENT WILLIAM M. MALINAO, LPT, MBA Teacher II S H S ABU BAKR established SULU SULTANATE patterned after Sultanate of Arabia SHARIFF KABUINGSUWAN traded in LANAO. (The 1st Sultan in Maguindanao)
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- Long before the arrival of the Spaniards, ancientFilipinos were living in scattered barangays and ruledby different chieftains. Although, they were livingseparately, they were similar in many ways, theirreligion, mode of dressing, houses, system ofgovernment and marriage practices and economicactivities, in short, they wee refined and civilized; theypossessed a distinct culture that distinguish them fromother race.Pre-Spanish Period. Government•The government was called “barangay”.•There was no national government. There weremany independent barangays and datus. But therewas no datu strong enough to unite the archipelagointo one nation. Some barangays, however, unitedto form a confederation.•It was headed by a ruler called datu or raja.
- Power and Functions of Datu•Implementing laws.•Maintaining peace and order.•Giving protection to his subjects.•He also made the law, with theassistance of group of elders who gaveadvice.•(a newly enacted law was madeknown to the public through town criercalled “umalokohan”)•He acted also as a judge during trial.•(it was easy for the datu to run for thebarangay since the population was verysmall. 8. •Ancient Filipinos started the practice of payingt
- BAybayin - 3 vowels and 14 consonants
- Visayan- PintadosMoat tattoped among ancient filipinoes. Spaniards call them PINTADOS
- NOBLES - Datus, Rulers, High class. They are addrees as DATU, RAJAH, LAKAN- Highest official in the barang FREEMAN- It is where the working class belongs SLAVES Namamahay- Has a family and house his own sagigilid- Has no property, and has to seek permission to his/her master if he/she wants to marry who werecomposed of rulersand their families,occupied the highestclass. They wereusually addressed asGat, Lakan, Raja orDatu.Freemen – werethe working classSlaves – wereclassified into two;* Aliping namamahay – were not fullpledge slave. They had their ownrespective families and their own houses.They were required to serve their mastersonly during planting and harveting period.* Aliping sagigilid – were the real slaves,they were homeless, forbidden to formtheir own families, required to stay in theirmasters dwelling and they could be usedas a payment for debt.
- Dress• Male clothing- consisted of the upper and lower parts. The upper part wasa jacket with short sleeves called “kangan” while the lowerpart was a strip of cloth wrapped around the waist and inbetween the legs called “bahag”. Males used a piece of clothor a headgear called “putong”.- Putong symbolized the number of persons the wearer hadkilled.• Female clothing- they wore “baro or camisa”, a jacket with leeves. The lowerpart was called “saya”.
- Courtship and Marriage• The man was required to give a dowry.“Bigay-kaya” – was the type of dowry consisted of a piece ofland or gold.The groom’s parent gave a gift called “panghimuyat”.“himaraw” – was another payment for raising the future brideduring her infancy period, to be paid by the groom’s parent also.Including the bride’s wet nurse received a share of dowry; it wascalled “bigay-suso”.•Mixed marriage, that was marriage between couples belonging todifferent social classes were not common. Early Filipinos practiceddivorce. Several grounds of divorce were:1. Adultery2. Abandonment on the part of the husband3. Cruelty4. And insanity STAGES Bethrotal -formal engagement to be married; engagement.
- First monetary system in the Philippines. iloncitos is the earliest form of precious metal based currency of the Philippines. It is likely made of pure gold with a weight ranging between .5 grams to more or less than 3 grams.