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    The document summarizes the social structure of Filipino society in the 19th century through a pyramid with five classes - Peninsulares at the top representing the noble class equivalent to "Datu" today, followed by Creoles and Mestizos as the middle class or "Timawa", Native American Indians in the middle, and Enslaved Persons at the bottom representing the lower class or "Oripun". It describes how this social hierarchy based on ancestry and wealth is reflected in the privilege, economic status, and opportunities available to each class, with parallels still seen between these historical classes and socioeconomic divisions in 21st century Philippine society.

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    The document summarizes the social structure of Filipino society in the 19th century through a pyramid with five classes - Peninsulares at the top representing the noble class equivalent to "Datu" today, followed by Creoles and Mestizos as the middle class or "Timawa", Native American Indians in the middle, and Enslaved Persons at the bottom representing the lower class or "Oripun". It describes how this social hierarchy based on ancestry and wealth is reflected in the privilege, economic status, and opportunities available to each class, with parallels still seen between these historical classes and socioeconomic divisions in 21st century Philippine society.

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    History 10 Analysis

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    The document summarizes the social structure of Filipino society in the 19th century through a pyramid with five classes - Peninsulares at the top representing the noble class equivalent to "Datu" today, followed by Creoles and Mestizos as the middle class or "Timawa", Native American Indians in the middle, and Enslaved Persons at the bottom representing the lower class or "Oripun". It describes how this social hierarchy based on ancestry and wealth is reflected in the privilege, economic status, and opportunities available to each class, with parallels still seen between these historical classes and socioeconomic divisions in 21st century Philippine society.

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    Mary Joy R.

    Evaristo
    BSHM-1A

    Make/create Social Structure of Filipino Society during the 19 th Century and write a short
    description and how the 21st Philippine century relate this present time.

    PENINSULARES
    (Spaniards born
    in Spain)

    CREOLES
    (born in Spain of Spanish parents)
    MESTIZOS
    (born of Spanish and Native American Indian
    parents)

    NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANS

    ENSLAVED PERSONS
    (brought from Africa and the Caribbean)
    On the topmost of the pyramid, the Peninsulares, this represents the 21 st century noble
    class, also known as “DATU”, this shows privilege, wealth and power. While Creoles, Mestizos,
    and Native American Indian represents middle class, or “TIMAWA”, this shows that people in
    this class can afford or can buy what they need for everyday and has savings for purchasing
    what they need. On the lower or bottom part of the pyramid, the Enslaved persons, this
    represents the 21st century Lower class, or “ORIPUN”, this shows low possession, it means
    people in this class has lower income and low education, they are the most likely to be
    unemployed or treated lower than other class.

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