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    This document discusses the historiography of Philippine social history and economic studies from the 1950s to the 1970s. It traces how studies initially focused on the social consequences of changes in external trade and importance of 18th-19th century economic changes in the 1950s. Studies in the 1960s developed a corpus of Philippine historical studies and examined Manila politics. The 1970s saw a growth in studies examining regional and provincial social and economic changes, as well as the transformation of the Philippine economy through the development of commercial agriculture in the 19th century.

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    This document discusses the historiography of Philippine social history and economic studies from the 1950s to the 1970s. It traces how studies initially focused on the social consequences of changes in external trade and importance of 18th-19th century economic changes in the 1950s. Studies in the 1960s developed a corpus of Philippine historical studies and examined Manila politics. The 1970s saw a growth in studies examining regional and provincial social and economic changes, as well as the transformation of the Philippine economy through the development of commercial agriculture in the 19th century.

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    This document discusses the historiography of Philippine social history and economic studies from the 1950s to the 1970s. It traces how studies initially focused on the social consequences of changes in external trade and importance of 18th-19th century economic changes in the 1950s. Studies in the 1960s developed a corpus of Philippine historical studies and examined Manila politics. The 1970s saw a growth in studies examining regional and provincial social and economic changes, as well as the transformation of the Philippine economy through the development of commercial agriculture in the 19th century.

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    Acerimo, Abednego James M.

    Acerimo
    February 20 2020
    Philippine Historical studies ( HISTORIOLOGICAL) “ The growth of Philippine social history; Incorporation of the
    Philippines archipelago into the European world economy.”

    Start of the knowledge on


    foreign trade studies. 1960s'
    Development of corpus of
    Philippines historical studies;
    Examined the social provided a detailed portrait of Development of studies
    consequences of changing manila politics. concerning changes at the
    patterns in external trade. More focused on "POLITICAL regional and provincial level.
    Researches indicated the HISTORY". More focused on "Social
    importance of 18th and 19th Historical Research"
    century economic changes.

    1950s' 1970s'
    Acerimo, Abednego James M. Acerimo
    February 20 2020
    Philippines “long 19th Century” ( Economic literature) SOCIO-ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION

    Manila became the remotest 18th Commercial Agriculture


    outpost of Spain ( 1560s).
    Manila became an entrepot of Century
    Growth of handicraft weaving
    industries industries
    By the 1870s' the archipelago
    produced a range of
    global silk market . Re- commercial crops
    exporting silks and luxury Tobacco in Cagayan, rice and
    goods. sugar in Central Luzon,abaca
    for sailing cordage in the Bikol
    Peninsula

    16th
    19th century
    CENTURY

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