module 3.2 Flashcards

1
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EVOLUTION OF SETTLEMENTS

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NOMADISM
SEMI NOMADISM
VILLAGE
TOWN
CITY
METROPOLIS/CONURBATION
MEGALOPOLIS
FUTURE SETTLEMENTS

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2
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  • Oldest presettlement form
  • Small, primitive group to early animal
    domestication
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NOMADISM

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3
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Nomadic communities

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Biblical representations
Sami family in Norway (ca. 1900)
Badjao (Sulu)
Bedouins (present)
Mongolian (present)
Aetas / Agtas

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4
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NOMADISM Focused around four major sites:

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  1. Water (river/sea)
  2. Hunting Sites
  3. Food Gathering Areas
  4. Natural Shelter (caves)
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5
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FOOD GATHERING -> NATURAL SHELTER -> WATER -> HUNTING SITES

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CLASSICAL WANDERING PATTERN

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6
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Characteristics of NOMADISM that later influenced settlement patterns and land use

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  1. Communal way of life
  2. Tribal loyalty (Kinship)
  3. Sophisticated Sociopolitical System
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7
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  • nomadism and some forms of settlement
  • Domestication of animals and plants -> SEASONAL settlement
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SEMI-NOMADISM

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8
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SEMI-NOMADISM IS THE DISCOVERY OF ______ AND POSSIBLE ______

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AGRICULTURE ; STORAGE

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9
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SEMI-Nomadic communities

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Agta (Sierra Madre Mountains)
Dumagat

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10
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= Baranggay -> “balangay,” = boats that early Filipinos used to settle in communities. It became the official term for villages during the Marcos regime in 1974, replacing the term “barrio.”
= Barrio (Spanish)

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Village

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11
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The Village
How did agriculture begin?

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Perhaps by ACCIDENT (unintentional)
ANIMAL DOMESTICATION

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12
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Animal Domestication is originally for __________ reasons (Sacrifices/ Religious Practices/Pets/ Decors)

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non-economic

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13
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Basic Stages of Agriculture (in idealized, arid/ semi-arid climates)

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” Smart Plans Create Fertile Soil In Gardens, Harvesting some more Crops”

  1. Site Development
  2. Planning
  3. Cultivating
  4. Fertilizing
  5. Seedling
  6. Irrigating
  7. Guarding
  8. Harvesting
  9. Storing
  10. Marketing
  11. Consuming
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14
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Agriculture:
- necessitated _______ location
- ________ soil and water
- required a ______ _______

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PERMANENT
SUITABLE
LONG PROCESS

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15
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Agriculture
- first time man ________ the natural landscape

Impact is limited
- Technology
- Prevent harm to the natural balance of environment

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INFLUENCED

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16
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“AGRICULTURAL HEARTHS”
Philippines = _____

A

BALTER 2007
RICE

17
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______ ______: Increasing dependence on cultivars for food ;
decreasing dependence on WILD PLANTS for food

A

PLANT DOMESTICATION

18
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Evolution of Food production Form Plants

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Food PROCUREMENT from Wild Plants
Food PRODUCTION from wild plants dominant
CROP PRODUCTION dominant

19
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It took a good ______ years before agriculture became a main source of food production

A

5000

20
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Creation of village is a result of growing maturity:

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  • Social
    • Social closeness and security
    • Place of worship
    • Ceremonial gatherings AND celebration
  • Economic
    • Mutual responsibility, cooperation
  • Political
    • Tribal leadership
21
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=Bayan/Municipality

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TOWN

22
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  • regional growth centers
  • preservation of food
  • improved transportation
  • Trade and adventure
    HOWEVER, NO ___ _____
A

SOCIAL UNITY

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