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The document summarizes the geography, history, and people of the Philippines. It describes the country's archipelago of over 7,000 islands located in Southeast Asia. It outlines the Philippines' climate and natural resources, which include agricultural crops, minerals, marine life, and rare animal species. The document also discusses the country's political regions and historical social classes. It concludes by describing both positive and negative traits of Filipino character.
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This document summarizes the key issues around territorial claims over Panatag Shoal between China and the Philippines. [1] China claims the shoal based on historical maps from the Ming Dynasty showing Chinese fishing activity there, while the Philippines claims it lies within its exclusive economic zone. [2] The shoal is believed to have natural resources like fishing grounds and potential mineral deposits, making it economically important. [3] Both countries have proposed diplomatic talks to resolve their competing claims over Panatag Shoal, also known as Bajo de Masinloc or Scarborough Shoal.
Region 6 Western Visayas- Philippines!!!
The document provides information about the geography, demographics, languages, and industries of Western Visayas, which consists of 6 provinces: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Guimaras, Iloilo, and Negros Occidental. It notes that the region has a tropical climate with two pronounced seasons. It also lists the major languages spoken in each province and the primary economic activities, which include agriculture, fishing, and tourism.
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The document provides information about the Philippines, including its location in Southeast Asia, population of over 92 million, and status as a unitary constitutional republic. Key facts noted are its 7,107 islands, 300 years of Spanish colonial rule followed by American occupation, and independence in 1946. The Philippines has a tropical climate and natural resources including timber, minerals, and fertile agricultural land. Major industries include electronics assembly and business process outsourcing. Manila is the capital and largest city.
Region 6 WESTERN VISAYAS
Region 6 (Western Visayas) consists of 6 provinces: Aklan, Antique, Capiz, Iloilo, Guimaras, and Negros Occidental. The major languages spoken are Hiligaynon, Kinaray-a, Akeanon, Malaynon, and Cebuano. The region has a long history and is known for its agriculture, fishing, and tourism industries. Major festivals celebrated include Ati-Atihan, Binhirayan, and Manggahan sa Guimaras. Points of interest noted are Boracay Island, Freedom Shrine, and various parks, churches, and natural attractions across the provinces.
The dolphins power point
Dolphins and whales are large marine mammals that:
- Have gray, large bodies with two flippers and a tail fin
- Swim very fast and leap above the water
- Communicate with each other and play with people
- Catch fish to eat
Blue whales are the largest animal ever and live in oceans around the world. They eat plankton and krill, can be heard from far away, and are endangered with only about 10,000 remaining. Humans stopped hunting them in 1966.
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The document discusses the early origins and history of humans in the Philippines. It describes how the Negritos first arrived in the Philippines around 30,000 BC from Central Asia, passing through India and the Andaman Islands. The earliest known human remains in the Philippines date back around 67,000 years ago in Callao Cave. Fossil fragments found in Tabon Cave on Palawan in 1962, known as Tabon Man, provide evidence of humans around 47,000 years ago. Early Filipinos lived as hunter-gatherers, developing stone tools and ceramics.
Philippine diversity 2013
The document provides information about the Philippines, including:
1) The Philippines is an archipelago located in Southeast Asia consisting of over 7,000 islands. It was colonized by Spain for 300 years and later ceded to the United States in 1898.
2) Key facts about the Philippines include its capital is Manila, largest city is Quezon City, and it has a population of over 92 million people. The official languages are Tagalog and English.
3) The Philippines has a diverse landscape that includes beaches, rice terraces, volcanoes and islands known for tourism, as well as a rich cultural history dating back over 60,000 years.
Philippines 2013
The document provides information about the Philippines, including:
- Basic facts about the country such as its location in Southeast Asia, population of over 92 million, and official languages of Tagalog and English.
- A brief history noting Spanish colonization for 300 years starting in the 16th century, then American control and Japanese occupation during WWII before independence in 1946.
- Key figures that impacted the Philippines like national hero Jose Rizal and former presidents Corazon Aquino and Benigno Aquino.
- Cultural aspects such as Filipino hospitality, world-class healthcare, Filipino foods, and sites of natural beauty, history, and tourism across the 7,000+ island nation.
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Study of History,Geography, and Pre-Spanish Era. Im a part time teacher I know how hard it is to research.. so grab on!
Philippine history and pre spanish era
Geography is the study of the Earth and how humans interact with their environment. The Philippines has a complex geography as an archipelago made up of over 7,000 islands. The islands have experienced waves of migration over thousands of years, with the first settlers being Negritos followed by Indonesians and Malays. Ancient communities were organized into kinship-based barangays located along coasts and rivers. Barangays were economically self-sufficient, practicing farming, fishing, trade, and special occupations like metalworking. Trade was conducted through barter networks within and outside the islands.
The dolphins power point!
The document discusses characteristics of dolphins and whales. It notes that they are gray, big animals with large bodies, two flippers, a fin, and a long nose. They can swim very fast, jump, leap, play with people, catch fish, and communicate with each other. The document also provides more details about blue whales, describing them as the largest animal to ever live, filter feeders that eat plankton and krill. It notes blue whales can be heard from hundreds of kilometers away and live in every ocean, with their only predators being killer whales and humans.
The dolphins power point!
The document discusses characteristics of dolphins and whales. It notes that they are gray, big animals with large bodies, two flippers, a fin, and a long nose. They can swim very fast, jump, leap, play with people, catch fish, and communicate with each other. The document also provides more details about blue whales, describing them as the largest animal to ever live, filter feeders that eat plankton and krill. It notes blue whales can be heard from hundreds of kilometers away and live in every ocean, with their only predators being killer whales and humans.
The dolphins power point!
The document discusses characteristics of dolphins and whales. It notes that they are gray, big animals with large bodies, two flippers, a fin, and a long nose. They can swim very fast, jump, leap, play with people, catch fish, and communicate with each other. The document also provides more details about blue whales, describing them as the largest animal to ever live, filter feeders that eat plankton and krill. It notes blue whales can be heard from hundreds of kilometers away and live in every ocean, with their only predators being killer whales and humans.
The dolphins power point!
The document discusses characteristics of dolphins and whales. Some key points are:
1. Dolphins and whales are large, gray marine mammals with flippers and tails that allow them to swim very fast through the ocean.
2. They communicate with each other and are known to play with people.
3. Whales are intelligent animals that feed their babies milk and live in warm seas around the world. Blue whales can weigh up to hundreds of tons and have friendly, smiling faces.
The dolphins power point
The document is about marine mammals like dolphins and whales. It describes their physical characteristics such as being gray, big bodied with two flippers, a fin, long nose, and tail. It mentions that they swim very fast, jump, leap, play with people, catch fish, and communicate with each other. Specific details provided include that blue whales are the largest animal to ever live, can be heard from hundreds of kilometers away, breathe through a blowhole, and are endangered with only about 10,000 remaining. Killer whales are also discussed as being large dolphins with teeth that can swim 50 km/hr and are important for tourism.
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The Philippines has a long history dating back 50,000 years ago when the first humans, the Negritos, arrived. Around 30,000 BC the Negritos settled throughout the islands, becoming the ancestors of today's Aeta people. The oldest human remains found in the Philippines date back 67,000 years in Callao Cave. Further evidence of early humans was found in 1962 with the discovery of Tabon Man fossils that date back 47,000 years.
Diversity in Philippines
The document provides an overview of the Philippines, including its location in Southeast Asia, brief history of colonization by Spain and the United States, key facts about population, government, and economy. It also summarizes notable Filipinos who have made an impact, highlights of Philippine culture like food and festivals, important historical sites, natural wonders, beaches, and cities. The Philippines is described as a diverse archipelago with over 7,000 islands and a long history of influences from various Asian and European cultures.
Philippines
The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7,000 islands located in Southeast Asia. It has a population of over 103 million people and was controlled by Spain, the United States, and Japan at different points in its history before gaining full independence. The Philippines has a diverse landscape that includes rainforests, rice terraces, and over 7,000 islands. It is home to a wide variety of plants and animals as well as a culture that blends Eastern and Western influences. The economy relies on agriculture, industry, and services, with key exports including electronic equipment, transport equipment, and garments.
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The Philippines is an archipelago of over 7,000 islands located in Southeast Asia. It has a population of over 103 million people and was controlled by Spain, the United States, and Japan at different points in its history before gaining full independence. The Philippines has a diverse landscape that includes rainforests, rice terraces, and beaches. It is home to a wide variety of plants and animals. The economy relies on agriculture, industry, and services. Filipino culture reflects its diverse influences and is expressed through traditions like festivals, dances, music, and cuisine.
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The document provides information about various places, festivals, traditions, and beliefs in Western Visayas. It discusses attractions like Boracay Island and Jawili Falls. It also describes several cultural festivals celebrated in the region such as Ati-Atihan, Dinagyang, and Maskara. The document notes customs related to birth, baptism, marriage and death for Ilonggos. It shares both superstitious beliefs and urban legends that are part of the local folklore. Finally, it provides context about the Hiligaynon language and the pre-colonial education system of bothoan schools.
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History 101 the phils setting
- 2. GEOGRAPHICAL FOUNDATION THE PHILIPPINE ARCHIPELAGO IS COMPOSED OF 7, 107 ISLANDS. IT IS LOCATED IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. Y’ AMI LIES IN THE NORTHERNMOST PART, WHILE SALUAG LIES IN THE SOUTHERNMOST PART. THE PACIFIC OCEAN LIES IN THE EAST OF THE PHILIPPINES, WHILE THE SOUTH CHINA SEA IS ON THE WEST.
- 3. THE NATIONAL TERRITORY THE NATIONAL TERRITORY OF THE PHILIPPINES IS PROVIDED IN ARTICLE I OF THE 1987 CONSTITUTION AND BASED ON THE ARCHIPELAGO DOCTRINE. ARCHIPELAGO DOCTRINE – PROVIDES THAT AN ARCHIPELAGIC COUNTRY’S TERRITORY SHALL BE COMPOSED OF ALL THE ISLANDS COMPOSING THE ARCHIPELAGO.
- 4. TOPOGRAPHY LONG COASTLINE – 10, 850 STATUTE MILES, ABOUT TWICE THE LENGTH OF THE U.S COASTLINE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN – MOUNT APO IN MINDANAO LOWEST DEPTH – “PHILIPPINE DEEP” ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST OF OUR ARCHIPELAGO MANILA BAY – ONE OF THE FINEST HARBORS IN THE ORIENT LONGEST RIVER – CAGAYAN RIVER IN LUZON LARGEST LAKE – LAGUNA DE BAY IN LUZON THE PHILIPPINES IS CHARACTERIZED BY ACTIVE VOLCANOES, MAKING US A PART OF A WESTERN PACIFIC ARC SYSTEM.
- 5. CLIMATE AND NATURAL RESOURCES 3 MAIN SEASONS: WET SEASON – JUNE TO OCTOBER COOL DRY SEASON – NOVEMBER TO FEBRUARY HOT DRY SEASON – MARCH TO MAY IT IS BLESSED WITH PLAINS AND VALLEYS WERE CROPS GROW ABUNDANTLY. PALAY CORN COCONUT ABACA TOBACCO SUGAR CANE FRUITS VEGETABLES
- 6. MINERAL RESOURCES METALLIC NICKEL COBALT SILVER GOLD COPPER MANGANESE NON – METALLIC LIME CEMENT GRAVEL MARBLE GRANITE ASPHALT ASBESTOS
- 7. THE PHILIPPINES ALSO BOASTS OF SOME RARE SPECIES OF ANIMALS. TARSIER OF BOHOL TAMARAW IN MINDORO MONKEY-EATING EAGLE MOUSE-DEER OF PALAWAN IT IS HOME TO 2,000 SPECIES OF FISH AND 850 SPECIES OF BIRDS. THE PHILIPPINES ALSO YIELDS ABOUT 20,000 SPECIES OF MARINE LIVES SUCH AS SHELLS, CORALS AND PEARLS. THE RECOGNIZED LARGEST NATURAL PEARL IN THE WORLD WAS THE “PEARL OF ALLAH” FOUND BY A MUSLIM DIVER IN MINDANAO IN 1934.
- 8. POLITICAL REGIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES REGION 1 (ILOCOS REGION) REGION 2 (CAGAYAN VALLEY) REGION 3 (CENTRAL LUZON) REGION 4 (SOUTHERN TAGALOG) REGION 5 (BICOL REGION) REGION 6 (WESTERN VISAYAS) REGION 7 (CENTRAL VISAYAS) REGION 8 (EASTERN VISAYAS) REGION 9 (ZAMBOANGA PENINSULA) REGION 10 (NORTHERN MINDANAO) REGION 11 (DAVAO REGION) REGION 12 (SOCCSKSARGEN) REGION 13 (CARAGA) ARMM(AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO) CAR(CORDILLERA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
- 9. HISTORICAL FOUNDATION SOCIAL CLASSES RICH CLASS MIDDLE CLASS POOR CLASS
- 10. FILIPINO CHARACTER TRAITS NEGATIVE TRAITS EXTREME FAMILY CENTEREDNESS EXTREME PERSONALISM LACK OF DISCIPLINE PASSIVE AND LACK OF INITIATIVE COLONIAL MENTALITY THE “KANYA-KANYA” SYNDROME OR “CRAB MENTALITY” LACK OF SELF-ANALYSIS AND SELF- REFLECTION FATALISTIC
- 11. POSITIVE TRAITS CAMARADERIE AND FEELINGS OF CLOSENESS TO ONE ANOTHER STRONG FAMILY ORIENTATION JOY AND HUMOR FLEXIBILITY, ADAPTABILITY AND CREATIVITY HARDWORK AND INDUSTRY FAITH AND RELIGIOUSITY ABILITY TO SURVIVE FREEDOM LOVING LOYALTY TO FRIENDS AND COUNTRY HOSPITALITY RESPECT FOR ELDERS