Chapter 2 - Week 3: NATIONALISM (Contributory Factors to the Development of Philippine Nationalism) Flashcards
Who wrote the “Contributory Factors to the Development of Philippine nationalism”
Agoncillo and Guerrero
-devotion to or advocacy of national unity and independence
- most important prerequisite to the formation of national consciousness
Nationalism
What is (3) meaning of nationalism
- “devotion to or advocacy of national unity and independence”
- The sine qua non to the development of national identities
- The feeling developed among the people living within contagious geographical area, a sentiment forged by common history, language and literature, customs and traditions and even by common religion
When was nationalism developed
During major political changes and conflict of the 18th century, especially during the french evolution.
As a historical development, nationalism is new concept, a product of ferment and political upheavals of the 18th century and “_ _____ __ ____ _____”
A child of french revolution
When did the nationalism spread/exported in Europe?
During Napoleonic wars and was spread further by war and commerce (trade), and colonialism itself
In the history of colonized and exploited, no struggle for liberation and independence ever succeeded in making any headway (progress) without first developing ____
Nationalism
No much sense of nationalism existed in the Philippines before the __ century
19th
What are the (4) barriers slowed the growth of a strong nationalism among Filipinos
- due to these barriers they failed to realize the similarities of the grievances and existence of common source of suffering and misery
- Insular and mountainous character of Philippine geography
- Dismal state state of transportation and communication
- Spanish medieval practices for requiring passports for travel from one province to another
- Linguistic differences and absence of common language
Contributed to the rise of regionalism and prevented the people from developing a national language that would have unified them.
Linguistic differences and absence of common language