FLOW OF THE PRESENTATION

I. Video first

II. Introduction Part

“Toda historia tiene dos versiones”

It means, there are always two sides of the story - the good and bad (mabuti at
masama)

In pelikula, may bida at kontrabida.

Brace yourselves as we unravel the questions, “

Why was Spain labeled as wicked in their colonization here in the Philippines?”
Are they really wicked?
What did they do?

Well,

“Estas lista para saber”

Or we could say, “Are you ready to know?”

Join us as we unveil (the wicked, the wicked, the wicked) the wicked Spanish.

:All of us are familiar with the video that played a while ago. That’s why before we move
on to our main discussion, let’s have a recap and an overview of Ferdinand Magellan.
Here is Ferdinand Magellan.

III. Magellan

Troy: The Voyage and Discoveries of Ferdinand Magellan: The Greatest Voyage Ever
Undertaken, and the Most Significant
• Historian Laurence Bergreen
IV. Questions

1. Why was Spain labeled as wicked in their colonization here in the Philippines?
(evidence in the history)

• Narcissist and Superiority - Daniella and Rainier

• Sapilitang paggawa (different hours) (slavery) - Rainier and Novie

-Force Labor/Sapilitang Paggawa/Polo Y Servicio

• Religion/Christianity (God, Gold, Glory) - Daniella and Rainier

Trivia - Mindanao

Moreover, what were their actions to be considered wicked?

• Forced Labor
• Guardia Civil
• Corrupt Colonial Officials
• Human Rights Denied to Filipinos
• Haciendas Owned

2. As I have mentioned earlier, there are two side of the story, so let’s look on the
other side? what were their influential and significant contributions to the history and
civilization of the Philippines?

• Education
- Ilustrado
- then the Educational Decree of 1863

• Religion - Unification
• Adapted Practices (wake up early)
• Sociocultural - Fiesta (celebration of saints, sinulog, etc.) and Baro’t Saya

Trivias:

• Mindanao

But the Muslims of Mindanao and Sulu, whom the Spanish called Moros,
were never completely subdued by Spain.