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100

The fleet service that the Filipinos utilized to trade with the Americans and Asians

The Acapulco Galleon or Nao de China

100

This was how the status of ones birth dictates our social hierarchy, status, and job.

Racism

100

The main method of pacifying the natives upon Spanish colonization

The Church

100
Either a warrior or a fish

Lapu-Lapu

100

1-10

7

200
A foreign berry whose leaves were used for clothesmaking

Pineapple

200

A term for those local to an area, often used diminutively like in the case of the Spaniards to the Filipinos.

Indios

200
It was nearly overwritten, though fortunately oral tradition and other stuff kept it remaining

Indigenous Beliefs

200
A simple yet effective method to maintain control over a population.
Massive Censorship and Rewriting
200

1-100

69

300

It was a ‘land distribution’ system that colonial officials and institutions favored for the Filipinos

Encomienda

300

The process of recolating the native indios into towns.

Reduccion

300

Church Rule, basically

Frailocracy

300

Friar Interferance

Monastic Supremacy

300

1-1,000

420

400

Overall just an entrepot

The Philippines' main purpose to Spain

400

At the point of Spanish rule, a contentender for the highest power of the government

The Church

400

Though it wasn't the original, it is the dominant religion to this day

Catholicism

400

God, Gold, and Glory

Reasons for colonialism

400

1-10,000

1565

500

A subtle taxation method done by the church for “religious reasons”

The Sanctorum

500

A large listing of various surnames

Catalogo Alfabeto de Apellidos

500

A gothic church located in Intramuros.

San Sebastian Church

500

Around 1565

When the galleon trades began
500

1-100,000,000,000,000

465