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    1. Before Spain colonized the Philippines, the inhabitants were geographically divided and not seen as a unified race or nation. The Spanish took advantage of local unrest to gain control over the population. 2. During Spanish rule, only those born in the colony who were fully Spanish were considered insulares or Filipinos. Gradually the term Filipino was also used to refer to the native population. 3. Key events that impacted the formation of Filipino identity included the opening of the Philippines to world trade, the entry of European liberalism, and the propaganda movement which exposed the population to ideas of nationalism.

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    1. Before Spain colonized the Philippines, the inhabitants were geographically divided and not seen as a unified race or nation. The Spanish took advantage of local unrest to gain control over the population. 2. During Spanish rule, only those born in the colony who were fully Spanish were considered insulares or Filipinos. Gradually the term Filipino was also used to refer to the native population. 3. Key events that impacted the formation of Filipino identity included the opening of the Philippines to world trade, the entry of European liberalism, and the propaganda movement which exposed the population to ideas of nationalism.

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    Gen004 Module 8

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    1. Before Spain colonized the Philippines, the inhabitants were geographically divided and not seen as a unified race or nation. The Spanish took advantage of local unrest to gain control over the population. 2. During Spanish rule, only those born in the colony who were fully Spanish were considered insulares or Filipinos. Gradually the term Filipino was also used to refer to the native population. 3. Key events that impacted the formation of Filipino identity included the opening of the Philippines to world trade, the entry of European liberalism, and the propaganda movement which exposed the population to ideas of nationalism.

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    Cruz Jr. Armando L.

    UP-FAI-MM1-03

    Activity 1: Pretest
    -The inhabitants of the Philippines were geographically divided before Spain arrived and
    started colonizing it. As a result, the Filipino people were not even thought of as a race or as a
    nation. The Spaniards capitalized on the unrest among the locals and eventually succeeded in
    putting them under control.

    Activity 2: Hook Activity


    1. Spanish regime considered only those who were full-blood Spanish born in the colony in
    the Philippines. They were labelled as the insulares and so were called Filipinos in the
    colonial era.
    2. One can be called Filipino when they were born in the Philippines and gradually the
    natives were called as such as the Spanish needed a term to refer them aside from being
    called indios, which wasa general term for the captured native populace.

    Activity 4: Practice Exercise

    Spanish monopology of the Philippines

    Opening of the Philippines to world trade

    Mestizos and Principalias benefitting from the economic activities

    Entry of European liberalism

    Racial discrimination

    Carlos Maria de la Torre

    GOMBURZA

    Children send to europe to study


    Cruz Jr. Armando L.
    UP-FAI-MM1-03
    Propaganda movement

    Formation of Filipino identity

    Activity 6: Windshield Check


    1. FALSE

    2. TRUE

    3. TRUE

    4. FALSE

    5. TRUE

    6. FALSE

    7. FALSE

    8. FALSE

    9. TRUE

    10. FALSE

    Activity 7: 3-2-1 Chart

    - I have learned about the effects of opening up the archipelago to the rest of the world.
    - I have learned what factors led to the "Filipino" identity formation.
    - I have learned about what setting cultivated the rise of nationalism
    I find interest in the lives of the scholars of the Spanish period and the families that
    prospered from the economic advancement. They really intrigued me as I wonder how it
    would feel to be like them being key figures of the revolution and the aspired heroes of the
    Philippines. I am also wondering about my ancestors' activities during that time and how they
    did not strive to grant me a generational wealth—I would have been ultra-rich if they did
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