The Who
Resisted Spanish Colonization, Datu of Mactan
Lapu Lapu
Colonization vs Colonialism
Colonization: The process by which a nation occupies & settles in territory belonging to other people
Colonialism: The system in which one nation exercises military, economic, and political control over another country’s land, labor, liberty, life, legacy, and love.
7 L's
Land, Life, Labor, Love, Language, Liberty, Legacy
Beta Alpha (9)
Juslyn Manalo: 1/9/80
Melissa “Missy” Radoc Manrique: 2/10/80
Cheryl Lubi-Lampano: 3/26/76
Jennifer “Jinkie” Respicio Rivera: 4/26/76
Michelle Guevarra Portugal: 6/18/79
Michelle Caballero: 7/9/80
Leilani Guevarra Agbayani: 8/4/73
Elouisa “Lisa” Famatid: 9/22/80
Sharon Lorenzo Herrera: 12/29/79
Beta Zeta
Marilou Bibat: 5/30/85
DiAnne Bueno Lozano: 5/9/84
Joy David Garcia: 9/10/85
Jenny Gerona: 7/29/82
Shenna Gotong: 3/5/85
Michelle Leary Mationg
Kathleen Lee: 4/2/81
Richelle Manzano Tinnarello: 2/29/84
Adrianne Maracha Tesoro: 11/13/85
Joanna Prado: 6/10/80
Melanie Rose Puno: 5/20/82
Ann Lorraine Reginio: 6/15/84
Donna Rubio: 4/26/85
Jasmine Taburaza: 6/7/85
Maya Whearty: 6/27/83
When was the Battle of Mactan
April 27, 1521
about 300 years
Reasons for Colonization
Imperialism: the system, policies, and/or practices of one nation to establish economic and political hegemony over other countries
Capitalism: an economic and political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private owners for profit, rather than by the state
capital = power
Export/Import goods from/to foreign countries for more $$$
Make shady agreements with other countries to protect $$$
Beta Beta (6)
Ronelli Quadra Lising: 1/4/81
Valerie Villarta Asuncion: 3/16/81
Christine Baron-Rodriguez: 3/24/80
Michelle Malaca Trujillo: 4/3/81
Lelis Casil: 5/11/75
Janice Tabaldo: 12/27/79
Beta Eta (14)
Monica Abelardo Abesamis: 2/28/86
Audrey Asistio Saldaña: 2/15/84
Francesca Nicole Carreon Bautista: 12/7/86
Juanita Chisler Soranno: 12/11/85
Rosanne Cruz Ramirez: 2/20/86
Emma DeGuzman: 6/25/86
Melissa Dela Cruz: 12/23/85
Vanessa Emperador: 6/18/86
Melissa Evangelista: 9/26/85
Jennifer Gatan: 5/25/86
Carrie Sandico Lagang: 1/13/83
Noemi Teppang: 1/18/86
Kim Valdez: 8/17/86
The Portugese Explorer who wanted to take over the islands
Ferdinand Magellan
Filipinos "Discovered" by Spanish Caste System
Indio: persons of pure Filipino ancestry
The indigenous Malay population of the Philippines
Negrito: persons of pure Aeta ancestry
Sangley: person of pure Chinese ancestry
Mestizo: person of mixed ancestry
Land and Labor
Land:
Subsistence
Natural resources
Treated with respect
Land is life.
Establishing colonies or political rule
Using resource as a benefit
No consideration for the land and its people.
Land is power/money.
Labor:
Survival
Purpose of jobs were to meet basic needs
Living was a collective effort
Slavery &/or exploitation
Bodies of indigenous people were used to advance colonization.
Beta Gamma (5)
Athena Dancel: 1/30/81
Jeredith Livelo: 9/16/80
Candace Masangcay Rosauro: 2/1/81
Christine Natan Aguzar: 11/1/81
Melissa Tillo Dabi: 8/9/82
Beta Theta (9)
Cecilia Bueno Bayan: 4/27/87
Kristee Catacutan: 5/30/84
Kamillah Gallofin Tumakay: 11/2/87
Joanne Kwok: 8/2/86
Cassie Lowe: 12/11/85
Nikka Mapote: 6/13/87
Aizza Paule Dang: 9/12/84
Cara Ramos Quezon: 9/26/86
Mika Tom: 8/4/86
1543
Ruy Lopez de Villalobos started expedition. Named Philippines: "Les Islas Filipinas" after spanish king, King Philip II
How colonization happens: hegemony, coercion, cosent
hegemony: social, cultural, ideological, or economic influence exerted by a dominant group.
coercion: Compelling a person or persons to involuntary behave in a certain way by use of threats, intimidation, or other forms of pressure of force
consent: To willingly engage in activities or beliefs, to willingly follow:
Colonial mentality
Liberty and Love
Liberty:
Freedom & Justice
Equality
Limitations
Taking away freedom and/violating human rights
Love:
Shared Humanity
Humanization: Understand to be understood
Changing in the ways we love
How
Who
Why
Beta Delta (7)
Maricris “Mikee” Aquino: 6/11/82
Rachel-Lynne Canero: 7/11/79
Cherise Clemente: 5/24/83
Carley-Ann Manalo: 2/9/83
Melissa Noche Figueroa: 1/7/83
Liberty Solis Palanca: 7/1/81
Jocelle Velasco: 1/20/82
Beta Iota (8)
Reina Aguiao: 4/9/85
Kathleen DeCastro Tran: 7/10/87
Kathleen Ela: 9/7/87
Cathleen Jacinto: 8/10/87
Chelly Lim Cruz: 2/6/88
Joanna Lopez Castillo: 8/8/86
Carina Orozco: 8/2/87
Aileen Yee: 9/20/87
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
February 13, 1565
Magellan’s ship crew
First Spanish general / governor of Philippines
Manila = main port of trade
Spanish Galleon Trade
Trade system created by the Spanish
Lasted from 1565-1815 (250 years)
Trade route: China → Manila → Acapulco, Mexico → Spain
China: traded silk in the Manila port for Mexican silver
Manila: port of trade between China and Mexico
Acapulco, Mexico: traded Mexican silver for Chinese silk in Manila
Life and Language
Life:
Kapwa: I am you, and you are me; Togetherness
Collective society
Pakikisama (Pa-Key-Key-SA-Ma) & Utang na loob (OO-Tang na LO-o-b)
Attempting to destroy indigenous culture, ideology, identity, & spirituality
Catholicism
Accept the cross or face the sword!
Effects?
Language:
Indigenous languages and scripts
Baybayin along with the other region’s scripts
Control communication and education
The Spanish utilized baybayin to eventually diminish its uses
Beta Epsilon (9)
Judith Albano: 4/3/81
Marita Albano Garey: 8/23/80
Aimee Arellano-Chan: 1/27/82
Monica Bermudez: 5/4/82
Lanie Dabalos: 7/10/81
Heather Escosa: 2/19/84
Sandra Gacayan: 6/12/84
Kristine Lim: 9/23/83
Imee-Cheryl Orzal Zarate: 11/3/81
Beta Kappa
Marinelle Abeleda: 8/9/88
Maureen Aragon: 4/11/88
Erica de Guzman: 7/16/90
Ruby Del Remedio: 1/3/90
Christine Emperador: 10/24/90
Felicia Escalona: 6/3/90
Valerie Fernandez: 1/18/88
Christina Garrucho: 1/15/90
Michelle Laguerta: 8/11/88
Nikkie Lim: 12/18/88
Linda Cano: 1/15/90
Jenna Lynne Rosales: 7/10/86
Kayla Salminao: 11/3/86
Jenely Sarette: 3/16/88
Nicole Yuzon: 3/13/88