The document provides a historical overview of Philippine democratic politics from the precolonial period to the revolutionary period against Spanish rule. It describes the political units of barangays that were organized independently during the precolonial era. During the Spanish period, the King of Spain ruled over the colonies through a governor-general. Several local governments were established to administer provinces and cities. The revolutionary period saw the rise of propaganda movements advocating for reforms led by Filipino ilustrados. The Katipunan society was founded to fight for independence. Key events included the Tejeros Convention, establishment of the Biak-na-Bato Republic, and the declaration of independence from Spain.
The document provides a historical overview of Philippine democratic politics from the precolonial period to the revolutionary period against Spanish rule. It describes the political units of barangays that were organized independently during the precolonial era. During the Spanish period, the King of Spain ruled over the colonies through a governor-general. Several local governments were established to administer provinces and cities. The revolutionary period saw the rise of propaganda movements advocating for reforms led by Filipino ilustrados. The Katipunan society was founded to fight for independence. Key events included the Tejeros Convention, establishment of the Biak-na-Bato Republic, and the declaration of independence from Spain.
The document provides a historical overview of Philippine democratic politics from the precolonial period to the revolutionary period against Spanish rule. It describes the political units of barangays that were organized independently during the precolonial era. During the Spanish period, the King of Spain ruled over the colonies through a governor-general. Several local governments were established to administer provinces and cities. The revolutionary period saw the rise of propaganda movements advocating for reforms led by Filipino ilustrados. The Katipunan society was founded to fight for independence. Key events included the Tejeros Convention, establishment of the Biak-na-Bato Republic, and the declaration of independence from Spain.
HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF PHILIPPINE DEMOCRATIC POLITICS
PRECOLONIAL PERIOD (BEFORE 1565)
An archipelago organized into several independent and self-sufficient political units PRE-COLONIAL Barangay. PHILIPPINES But in Mindanao were organized in one sultanate system unlike the several independent units of barangay from Luzon to Visayas Islands. Came from the word “Balangay”, a boat used by the Austronesian immigrants in sailing to the Philippines. BARANGAY An independent political unit that comprises a group of people with its own chieftain. PRECOLONIAL SOCIAL STRATIFICATION The highest status in the society during precolonial era. DATU : The legislator, judge and the chieftain of barangay MAHARLIKA Umalohokan: the one that announces the law of the datu to its people. Maginoos: the council of elder advisers of the datu. Notable people The spiritual priestess of the barangay and may also serve as one of the advisers of BABAYLAN Datu. TIMAWA The freemen or the commoners. Who was in effect a household servant ALIPING A servant that can’t be sold by his master and may also enjoys more rights than the NAMAMAHAY AlipingSagigilid. Who was in effect a slave worker. ALIPING Totally serving the master for his/her entire life and could not decide for his/her SAGIGILID own life without the permission of his/her master.
SPANISH PERIOD (1565- 1898)
KING OF SPAIN Who was the one who ruled the entire Spanish colonies including the Philippines. The representative of the King Spain who exercise the power of the King of Spain in GOVERNOR the Philippines. GENERAL Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, the first governor-general of the Spanish government in the Philippines. Alcaldia: A pacified province headed by the Alcaldemayor Corregimiento: Provinces that were not entirely pacified. Headed by the Corregidor. LOCAL Ayuntamiento: The city government headed by Cabildo. GOVERNMENTS: Municipal government: headed by Gobernadorcillo. Barrio or Barangay: headed by Cabeza de barangay ROYAL AUDIENCA The supreme court REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD (1868- 1898) PROPAGANDA Led by the ilustrados: Jose Rizal, Marcelo, H. del Pilar, and Graciano, Lopez Jaena MOVEMENT who advocates reforms. Kataas- taasan, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (Katipunan). K.K.K Founded in 1892 by Andres Bonifacio and a group of Patriots. March 22, 1897. TEJEROS The election for the new government took place between the Magdalo and CONVENTION Magdiwang. Emilio Aguinaldo was elected as president of the new government. BIAK NA BATO Emilio Aguinaldo arrived in Barrio Biak na Bato, San Miguel, Bulacan. REPUBLIC Drafted the constitution of the government. Then later, went on an exile. DICTATORIAL May 24, 1898, Emilio Aguinaldo established the dictatorial government to address HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF PHILIPPINE DEMOCRATIC POLITICS
GOVERNMENT the war and prosecute the war criminals.
June 23, 1898, Aguinaldo replaced Dictatorial government into revolutionary REVOLUTIONARY government and established its departments then appointed cabinet members that GOVERNMENT met in Barasoain Church. Proclaimed the Independence in Kawit, Cavite on June 12, 1898. FIRST PHILIPPINE Upon the promulgation of Malolos Constitution, reorganization in the cabinet took REPUBLIC place and under the constitution the first republic was created.
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