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    The Philippines was a colony of Spain from the 16th century to the late 19th century. The Spanish political system established a hierarchy of government from the national level down to small communities. Economically, the Spanish relied on the encomienda system, Manila-Acapulco trade, and taxation to generate income for the colony. Religion also played a major role in politics through the influence of Spanish clergy.

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    The Philippines was a colony of Spain from the 16th century to the late 19th century. The Spanish political system established a hierarchy of government from the national level down to small communities. Economically, the Spanish relied on the encomienda system, Manila-Acapulco trade, and taxation to generate income for the colony. Religion also played a major role in politics through the influence of Spanish clergy.

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    The Philippines as a colony of

    Spain: Politics and Economy

    POLITICAL
    SYSTEM
    NATIONAL
    GOVERNMENT ECONOMY
    Spanish and
    indigenous Politics and Religion –
    filipino Frailocracia

    *Mass baptism
    The Encomienda-This system was
    *Reduccion policies
    implemented from which the king has the
    right to transfer the authority of a
    *Attitude of the Spanish
    particular land to any Spanish individual
    clergy in the early phase or institution.
    PROVINCIAL
    GOVERNMENT
    *Adaptation of Christianity
    MUNICIPAL
    to the local context
    GOVERNMENT
    Manila-Acapulcogalleon trade The
    On the local level, heading the Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade was the
    pacified provinces (alcaldías),
    was the provincial governor
    The pueblo or town was headed by
    main source of income for the colony
    (alcalde mayor).
    the Gobernadorcillo or little governor. during its early years.

    Royal Society of Friends of the


    CountryComposed of leading men in local and
    foreign scholarships and training grants in
    BARANGAY GOVERNMENT agriculture and established an academy of
    BARRIO design.
    GOVERNMEN

    Taxation-Custom duties and income tax


    were also collected. By 1884, the tribute
    was replaced by the cedula personal,
    wherein everyone over 18 were required to
    pay for personal identification.
    -The Residencia and
    the Visita

    -Maura law

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