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    Between 1741 and 1898, Chinese mestizos rose to prominence in the Philippines, especially as landlords and merchants, with their descendants now comprising much of the modern upper class. During this late Spanish period, the mestizos acted as catalysts for social revolution and expanded the money market. In some areas, regional governors and mestizos held the only positions of power. The 1896 Philippine Revolution saw Chinese mestizos and native Filipinos unite to establish an independent nation-state, with the mestizos playing a key role in integrating the emerging country's social, cultural, and economic elements. Today, Chinese businesses dominate the Philippines' economy, though tensions exist due to disputes over territory in the

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    Between 1741 and 1898, Chinese mestizos rose to prominence in the Philippines, especially as landlords and merchants, with their descendants now comprising much of the modern upper class. During this late Spanish period, the mestizos acted as catalysts for social revolution and expanded the money market. In some areas, regional governors and mestizos held the only positions of power. The 1896 Philippine Revolution saw Chinese mestizos and native Filipinos unite to establish an independent nation-state, with the mestizos playing a key role in integrating the emerging country's social, cultural, and economic elements. Today, Chinese businesses dominate the Philippines' economy, though tensions exist due to disputes over territory in the

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    DE GUZMAN, JEZMILL M.

    TF 2:30 – 4:00 (3FM – 2)


    Module 4 – Assignment The Life and Works of Rizal

    Using both printed and electronics media, research on the current relationship
    between China and the Philippines. Consider the economic, political, and social
    factors. Discuss the impact of Chinese culture on contemporary Philippine
    society and compare it with the impact of Chinese culture on 19th century
    Philippines.

    Between 1741 and 1898, Chinese mestizos rose to prominence, especially as


    landlords and middleman wholesalers of local commodities and imports, but there were
    also mestizos in other industries. The descendants of mestizos who rose to prominence
    through commercial agriculture in the late Spanish century make up most of the today's
    upper class. That the mestizo, as a marginal variable not strongly identified with a
    hamlet or town, worked as a catalyst for social revolution in late-Spanish history. This
    will necessitate the expansion of the money market into Philippine territory. In certain
    locations, regional governors and mestizos were the only people with power. This will
    necessitate the expansion of the money market into Philippine territory. In certain
    locations, regional governors and mestizos were the only people with power. Another
    significant influence is the rise of the middle class as an economic force. After
    accumulating a certain amount of money, any mestizo family found it easier to offer
    schooling for their children.

    The Philippine Revolution of 1896 was the decisive act of determination on the
    part of authentic Filipinos - Indio’s and Chinese mestizos alike - to seize the unique
    birthright of nationhood for themselves and future generations. And, to a large measure,
    the success of this historic mission was owing to the Chinese mestizos' patriotic
    awakening and thorough integration into the social, cultural, and economic fabric of the
    emerging Filipino nation-state. However, Chinese now run practically all enterprises in
    the Philippines. The prospect of a war between China and the Philippines over the
    South China Sea has infuriated Filipinos, who do not want to form an alliance with the
    Chinese because they believe that doing so would grant them sovereignty over the
    West Philippine Sea, especially now that President Duterte is so close to them.
    2"Whatever differences we have with China; we must work together." It will not stand in
    the way of our bilateral friendly ties' overall upward trajectory and our growing
    cooperation [in the] pandemic response, including vaccine cooperation, and in [the]
    post-pandemic economic recovery,"

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