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    1. The document compares aspects of 16th century and 21st century Philippine society such as barangays, leadership selection, marriage customs, credit/loans, healers, burial practices, and social classes. 2. In the 16th century, barangays contained 30-100 families and were ruled by a datu. Leadership was based on inheritance or demonstrations of strength, heroism, or leadership abilities. Marriage involved dowries provided by the groom's family and united two families. Those unable to repay debts could become slaves. Catalonans held public celebrations and private healing services. Burials varied depending on social status. 3. In the 21st century, barangays can contain thousands

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    1. The document compares aspects of 16th century and 21st century Philippine society such as barangays, leadership selection, marriage customs, credit/loans, healers, burial practices, and social classes. 2. In the 16th century, barangays contained 30-100 families and were ruled by a datu. Leadership was based on inheritance or demonstrations of strength, heroism, or leadership abilities. Marriage involved dowries provided by the groom's family and united two families. Those unable to repay debts could become slaves. Catalonans held public celebrations and private healing services. Burials varied depending on social status. 3. In the 21st century, barangays can contain thousands

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    Module 2 - Lesson 1 GERPH

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    1. The document compares aspects of 16th century and 21st century Philippine society such as barangays, leadership selection, marriage customs, credit/loans, healers, burial practices, and social classes. 2. In the 16th century, barangays contained 30-100 families and were ruled by a datu. Leadership was based on inheritance or demonstrations of strength, heroism, or leadership abilities. Marriage involved dowries provided by the groom's family and united two families. Those unable to repay debts could become slaves. Catalonans held public celebrations and private healing services. Burials varied depending on social status. 3. In the 21st century, barangays can contain thousands

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    II - A BSFM

    What I can Do

    Activity 1
    Let’s see if things have changed or stayed the same with the way we do things
    then and now. Fill the matrix below by describing the given words in the 16 th and the
    21st century. Send your answer in the LMS.

    16th century Philippines 21st century Philippines

    Barangay
    Barangay communities The population per barangay
    developed to contain 30 to ranges from thousands to tens
    100 families occasionally, of thousands.
    the barangays remained
    isolated from one another.

    Selection of Leader
    The Datu gains his position
    by inheritance. However,
    one can become a Datu by Election
    demonstrating his strength
    and heroism in war, or by
    demonstrating leadership
    abilities or other attributes
    that are beneficial to the
    barangay's survival.

    Marriage customs
     dowry The groom's family, as Dowry is still commonly
    seems to be traditional in the practiced in some countries
    Philippines, provides the along with the Philippines.
    dowry. Marriage is a union
    of two families, not just two
    people, for the Filipinos.

    Credit / Loan
    settlement They have the potential to When a person becomes
    become slaves. If a parent bankrupt or unable to pay his
    dies, the children are debts, his assets are
    responsible for paying the confiscated and auctioned to
    debt; if they do not or could cover the outstanding debt.
    not pay, the debt is doubled.

    1|GERPH MODULE 2, Lesson 1


    Catalonan
    The catalonans held public
    celebrations for communal
    prosperity, fertility, and good Albularyo, same way in 16th
    weather, as well as private century
    services to
    diagnose and cure illnesses.

    Burial practices The deceased was buried


    inside his/her house.

    If you were a chief, you will When someone dies, they are
    buried in a little house. embalmed and placed in a
    coffin and buried beneath the
    In Aetas, they will dug a ground.
    deep hole then the
    deceased will place there
    like a child in a womb.

    Social Classes Dato, nobles,commoners Mayor, captain, president,


    governor, citizen.

    Let’s try
    this!

    Let’s see if you remember something from the lesson. Read the sentences and write
    your answer on the blank.
    Barangay 1. Is consist of 30 to 100 families and ruled by a dato
    Aliping sa guiguilir 2.They have no houses of their own but live with their master and
    can be bought or sold
    Dowries 3.This is given to the parents of the girl before marriage.
    Badhala 4.The highest among the gods of the Tagalogs
    Fray Juan de Plasencia 5. he wrote the document describing the pre-colonial Tagalog
    society

    2|GERPH MODULE 2, Lesson 1

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