Spanish Colonization

@Jdine · 4 years ago

Yes, the Philippines was colonized by Spain and that explains why many Filipino surnames are similar to Spanish surnames like Dela Cruz, Rosario, Jimenez, Rodriguez, Perez, Garcia, Sanchez and so on....

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 7)

Down to the last 5 revolts during the Spanish colonization in the Philippines. Basi Revolt (1807) Known as the Ambaristo Revolt , led by Pedro Mateo & Salargo Ambaristo . This revolt was very u...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 4)

Legazpi's Expedition was supposed to be peaceful, but a Rajah of Cebu challenged him, followed by his continuous conquest up north sending one of his crew to explore the rich resources of Luzon. But t...

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@Melissa_1998 · 2 years ago

Spanish Colonization

Lead Image from Google . Under these conditions, the Spaniards ruled the Philippines for 300 years, constantly harassed by Chinese pirates, Moros (Mohammedans from Mindanao and Sulu), Dutch and En...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 5)

Here's the continuation of the list of the Philippine Revolts, including a key figure who resisted conversion to Catholicism against the Spanish Empire. Igorot Revolt of 1601 This was a religious re...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 1)

Yesterday marked the 500th Anniversary of bringing Christianism to the Philippines, along with the Spaniards colonizing their new colony on the far east. When the Spanish Navy's ship Juan Sebastian...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 8)

This is a continuation from my last part after the events of the Cavite Mutiny of 1872 : The powder keg that explodes after the public execution of Gomburza , and my thoughts 500 years later . Riz...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 2)

Previously, I discussed the Magellan-Elcano Expedition that lasted for 2 years , from 1519 to 1522 . As promised, I'll bring together my previous articles piece by piece, along with discoveries &...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 6)

As the list goes on, this is a continuation of the list of Philippine Revolts against Spain. Ladia Revolt A Moro-Bornean , and a self-claimed descendant of Lakan Dula named Ladia , came to Mal...

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@rapsantos · 3 years ago

The Spanish Colonization that lasted for 3 Centuries (Part 3)

In my previous article , I discussed 2 explorations commissioned by the Viceroy of New Spain to search for the Islands of the West . Villalobos was captured by the Portuguese when they reached...

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(comment) The Spanish colonization that spanned three centuries holds a significant place in history. It is a period that deeply shaped the cultural, social, and political landscapes of various regions around...

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@ShiTsu · 4 years ago

Education

Instruction in the Philippines has experienced a few phases of improvement from the pre-Spanish occasions to the present. In addressing the requirements of the general public, training fills in as foc...

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@Leo_chan · 3 years ago

Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

Have you read this novel? Do you encountered it in your High school years? Does events in this novel is similar to reality? If you don't know this novel, it is a novel written by our national hero Dr....

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@Yayaya13 · 4 years ago

Philippine Independence

What if the Philippines did not fought for its independence? Will it be prosperous? Will we experience the same torture our ancestors experienced back then? No one can say that the answers to those q...

14 likes · 14 comments · Creative writing on any topic (49db)

@Rhoma · 2 years ago

Different Desserts and Snacks of the Philippines

There is so much food you could always try in the Philippines once you visit. The Philippines is also known as a country with good food quality and taste, aside from its delicious taste it is also ver...

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@Pyper · 3 years ago

Philippine Contemporary, Emergent, & Popular Literature

The Pre-Spanish Philippine Literature survived through oral tradition without the intervention neither assistance of the printing press. Although writings were common, oral lore was favored as it was...

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@Jinifer · 2 years ago

Viva la Independencia Filipina

0120602022 After 333 years of Spanish reign, the Philippines celebrated the 124th year of independence under the Spanish rulers on this day today. Today, June 12, commemorates of Gen. Emilio Agu...

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@BDengineer · 3 years ago

Spanish Colonists -Calling Filipinos 'Indolent' in 19th Century

The Spaniards –the colonists that made the Philippines as their own have labelled the Filipinos as INDOLENT. Try to imagine the audacity. However, Rizal argued to their claim that Filipinos are indole...

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@Rodz · 4 years ago

Some best Filipino foods

Here Are The 10 Best Filipino Foods HERE ARE THE 10 BEST FOODS IN THE FILIPINO It is natural for our Filipinos to be food lovers. Especially and there are so many eateries to be found in every corn...

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@Codename_Chikakiku · 3 years ago

Art of Knowing Myself

This prompt was created by @Theblackdoll she encourage her readers to create their own version of this prompt and tag her. I respond to challenge and I'm ready to engage on it, without further intr...

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@Mimay · 4 years ago

Philippines

The Philippines takes its name from Philip II, who was king of Spain during the Spanish colonization of the islands in the 16th century. Because it was under Spanish rule for 333 years and under U....

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@Roni-925 · 2 years ago

When I search About Philippine Country

Hello! Readers Feb 06:2022 Hope you are all well! The Philippines Takes its title from Philip II, who was ruler of Spain amid the Spanish colonization of the islands within the 16th century. Sinc...

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@Euros-Gillecroid · 3 years ago

Rizal’s Annotations to Morga’s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas

Rizal’s interpretation of history with regards to his annotations on Morga’s book makes both a boon and a bane to Philippine nationalism. There were necessary historical assertions being made in his t...

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@OverThinker · 4 years ago

Jose Rizal: A Movie Review

“Jose Rizal” is a 1998 Filipino biographical film of the Filipino patriot Jose Rizal, directed by Marilou Diaz-Abaya and starring Cesar Montano as Jose Rizal. This movie is based from Philippine Histo...

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@Yasin2 · 4 years ago

Argentina

Argentina (Spanish: [aɾxenˈtina] ), officially the Argentine Republic [A] (Spanish: República Argentina ), is a country located mostly in the southern half of South America . Sharing the bulk of...

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@ScarletDoll · 1 year ago

#126 Philippine Gems and Culture

The Philippines, an enchanting archipelago nestled in Southeast Asia, is a land of captivating contrasts, cultural diversity, and breathtaking natural beauty. With over 7,000 islands forming its tape...

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@Sydney2 · 2 years ago

Learn About The Filipino Sari-Sari Store

A Filipino sari-sari store is basically a small retail store. This is one of the culture here in Philippines where every community has a small retail store where the people can buy all sorts of bas...

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@Johnry · 4 years ago

Philippines

History of the Philippines is accepted to have started with the appearance of the main people utilizing pontoons or vessels in any event 709,000 years back as proposed by the disclosure of Pleistocene...

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@Nobela · 3 years ago

Power of Wattpad

Reading is one of the most important thing that a person can do to achieve knowledge. If you read many books about history, science, philosophy, mathematics, etc. you'll gain knowledge and you can sh...

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@Kimchie · 4 years ago

History of Philippines

Philippine history began when ancient peoples arrived in the Philippines by land bridges 67,000 years ago. The first recorded visit from the West was the arrival of Ferdinand Magellan on the island of...

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