Lesson 2 Flashcards
PRE-COLONIAL PHILIPPINE THREE MAIN CLASSES
Nobles (datu and their families)
Maharlika (Freemen)
Alipin (Dependents)
was led by a chieftain called DATU
Barangay
served as chief executive, legislature, judge, and military leader.
Datu
alliances were formed through rituals like this
Sanduguan
Announces and explains law to the community
UMALOHOKAN:
Central income source for the spanish government in the Philippines and Operated for 250 years
Galleon Trade 1565-1815
Execution of GomBurZa
February 17, 1872
GOMBURZA
Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora
Spaniards born in Spain
Peninsulares
Full-blood spaniards born in the PH
Insulares
Mixed blood or combination of spaniards and Filipinos
Creoles
Mixed Indigenous Filipinos with three subcategories
Meztizo
(Meztizo De Espanol, Meztizo De Sangley, Tornatras)
Educated middle class, exposed to spanish liberal and European nationalist idea
Illustrado
Native indigenous peoples
Indio
introduced government supervision of the public school system for the first time
EDUCATIONAL DECREE OF 1863