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POL 102 PHILIPPINE HISTORY

    MODULE 2: HISTORICAL
       FOUNDATIONS
OBJECTIVES:

 1. Discuss the various theories on
  Philippine evolution.
 2. Identify the distinct traits of Filipinos
  different from the people of other
  neighbouring countries.
 3. Look for something indigenous/
  cultural value and show it in the class.
A. Origin of the Philippines

 1. Land bridge theory- according to this
  theory, the earth is was made up of huge
  landmasses that connected each piece of
  land to one another through land bridges
  located above big bodies of water
 2. Big Bang theory- a massive
  explosion from within the landmass
  are believed to have been origin of
  the present-day countries including
  the Philippines
 3. Biblical Theory-this theory states that
  God created heaven and earth, after
  which the first man and woman named
  Adam and Eve. It was from these two
  living creatures of God that various races
  sprouted.
 4. Darwinian Theory-traces mans origin
  from apes, the ancestors of man (homo
  erectus)left Africa- cradle of mans
  remote past and scattered throughout
  the world crossing the land bridges.
 5. Theory of Continental Drift- Philippines
  once was a part of Mainland China. According
  to the scientists, during the Ice Age, the
  waters surrounding the Philippines dropped to
  about 156 feet below the present levels,
  exposing large bodies of land. These became
  land bridges connecting the Philippines to the
  Asian mainland.
B. Legendary Beginnings of the Filipino
              Ancestors

 1.Myth of Malakas and Maganda
 2. Baked Clay figures of white,
  black and brown race
C. Racial Origins

 1. Negritos( aetas or pygmies). They are short,
  round-headed with kinky hair, small flat nose
  with thick lips and dark complexion.At present
  descendants of Negritos live in Bataan,
  Zambales, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Pamapanga,
  Mindoro, Palawan, Negros, Panay.
 2. Indonesians-tall,slender in
  physique, light complexion, thin lips
  and high aquiline nose. Their strain is
  very strong in ethnic groups in
  Apayao, Ibanag, Ilongots, Gaddangs
  and Ilongots.
 3. Malays-they are carried by
  balangays they are medium in
  height, slim but well built, brown
  skin and with black hair and dark
  brown eyes.
D. Major Groups of Inhabitants

 1. Visayans
 2. Tagalog
 3. Ilocanos
 4. Bicolanos
E. Ethnic Groups

 Ivatan are found
  in Batanes . They
  have close cultural
  links
  with Taiwanese
  Aborigines.
BADJAO

Badjaos are
found in the Sulu
Archipelago.
Igorot

 The Igorot(Bontoc,
  Ibaloi, Ifugao, Isneg,
  Kalinga, Kankana-
  ey,Kalanguya), live in
  the highlands
  of Luzon
Ilongots

 The Ilongot
 is a headhunting
  ethnic group
  found in
  the Caraballo
  Mountains.
Lumad

 The Lumad of Mindanao includes several
  tribes such as the Manobo, the Tasaday, the
  Mamanwa, the Mandaya, and the Kalagan.
  They primarily inhabit the eastern parts of
  Mindanao such as the Caraga and Davao
  Regions
LUMAD
Mangyan
 The Mangyan
  are found in
  Mindoro.
BATAK

 The Batak is a
  group of
  indigenous Filipino
  people that
  resides in the
  northeast portion
  of Palawan.
MOLBOG
 The Molbog means
  "murky or turbid
  water". The Molbog
  are probably a
  migrant people from
  nearby North
  Borneo. They are
  found in Palawan.
MANOBO
   Most numerous of
    ethnic group in
    the Philippines.
    They live on
    Sarangani Island to
    the Mindanao
    mainland.
Maranao
    People of the Lake
    They build houses near
     the Lanao Lake
    They are known for
     weaving and wood and
     metal crafts
    Among their popular
     design is the sarimanok
     and naga.
F. Other Characteristics of the Filipino
                Society
 Population:
 Language: The official language of the country
  is Filipino. There are about 80 native
  languages and 142 dialects.
 Economy: Agriculture: Farming, forestry and
  fishery are major agricultural activities in the
  country.
Cultural Traits:

 Acculturation- embraces limited concept. It is
  purely absorption and adaptation of foreign
  influences in totality.
 Inculturation- It is a process where foreign
  influences are gradually subjected to a kind of
  filtration or segregation.
G. Core Values of Filipinos

 1. close family ties- a strong bond among
  family members
 2. respect for elders-usage of po and opo,
  kissing of the hand of the elders
  (pagmamano). Obeying elders and
  following their advice.
 3. loyalty- true allegiance (padrino)
 4. sensitivity- onion-skinned or the
  tendency to be hurt easily by unpleasant
  remarks.
 5. religiosity-spirituality or strong faith in
  God
 6. Resiliency (fatalism) (Bahala na)
DEBATE
 Dapat bang alisin ng mga Pilipino ang
  ugaling Bahala Na?
Assignment


 Bring a product that is purely Filipino in
  nature then discuss its nature and
  importance in the class.
Quiz

1. What theory explains the first
 migration of Filipinos through
 land bridges?
 2.What theory states that human
  race came from Adam and Eve?
 3. What theory explains that
  man came from the evolution
  of an ape?
 4. What theory explains that
 Philippines was once a part of
 Mainland China?
 5. This myth is about the first man and woman

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  • 1. POL 102 PHILIPPINE HISTORY MODULE 2: HISTORICAL FOUNDATIONS
  • 2. OBJECTIVES: 1. Discuss the various theories on Philippine evolution. 2. Identify the distinct traits of Filipinos different from the people of other neighbouring countries. 3. Look for something indigenous/ cultural value and show it in the class.
  • 3. A. Origin of the Philippines 1. Land bridge theory- according to this theory, the earth is was made up of huge landmasses that connected each piece of land to one another through land bridges located above big bodies of water
  • 4. 2. Big Bang theory- a massive explosion from within the landmass are believed to have been origin of the present-day countries including the Philippines
  • 5. 3. Biblical Theory-this theory states that God created heaven and earth, after which the first man and woman named Adam and Eve. It was from these two living creatures of God that various races sprouted.
  • 6. 4. Darwinian Theory-traces mans origin from apes, the ancestors of man (homo erectus)left Africa- cradle of mans remote past and scattered throughout the world crossing the land bridges.
  • 7. 5. Theory of Continental Drift- Philippines once was a part of Mainland China. According to the scientists, during the Ice Age, the waters surrounding the Philippines dropped to about 156 feet below the present levels, exposing large bodies of land. These became land bridges connecting the Philippines to the Asian mainland.
  • 8. B. Legendary Beginnings of the Filipino Ancestors 1.Myth of Malakas and Maganda 2. Baked Clay figures of white, black and brown race
  • 9. C. Racial Origins 1. Negritos( aetas or pygmies). They are short, round-headed with kinky hair, small flat nose with thick lips and dark complexion.At present descendants of Negritos live in Bataan, Zambales, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Pamapanga, Mindoro, Palawan, Negros, Panay.
  • 10. 2. Indonesians-tall,slender in physique, light complexion, thin lips and high aquiline nose. Their strain is very strong in ethnic groups in Apayao, Ibanag, Ilongots, Gaddangs and Ilongots.
  • 11. 3. Malays-they are carried by balangays they are medium in height, slim but well built, brown skin and with black hair and dark brown eyes.
  • 12. D. Major Groups of Inhabitants 1. Visayans 2. Tagalog 3. Ilocanos 4. Bicolanos
  • 13. E. Ethnic Groups Ivatan are found in Batanes . They have close cultural links with Taiwanese Aborigines.
  • 14. BADJAO Badjaos are found in the Sulu Archipelago.
  • 15. Igorot The Igorot(Bontoc, Ibaloi, Ifugao, Isneg, Kalinga, Kankana- ey,Kalanguya), live in the highlands of Luzon
  • 16. Ilongots The Ilongot is a headhunting ethnic group found in the Caraballo Mountains.
  • 17. Lumad The Lumad of Mindanao includes several tribes such as the Manobo, the Tasaday, the Mamanwa, the Mandaya, and the Kalagan. They primarily inhabit the eastern parts of Mindanao such as the Caraga and Davao Regions
  • 18. LUMAD
  • 19. Mangyan The Mangyan are found in Mindoro.
  • 20. BATAK The Batak is a group of indigenous Filipino people that resides in the northeast portion of Palawan.
  • 21. MOLBOG The Molbog means "murky or turbid water". The Molbog are probably a migrant people from nearby North Borneo. They are found in Palawan.
  • 22. MANOBO Most numerous of ethnic group in the Philippines. They live on Sarangani Island to the Mindanao mainland.
  • 23. Maranao People of the Lake They build houses near the Lanao Lake They are known for weaving and wood and metal crafts Among their popular design is the sarimanok and naga.
  • 24. F. Other Characteristics of the Filipino Society Population: Language: The official language of the country is Filipino. There are about 80 native languages and 142 dialects. Economy: Agriculture: Farming, forestry and fishery are major agricultural activities in the country.
  • 25. Cultural Traits: Acculturation- embraces limited concept. It is purely absorption and adaptation of foreign influences in totality. Inculturation- It is a process where foreign influences are gradually subjected to a kind of filtration or segregation.
  • 26. G. Core Values of Filipinos 1. close family ties- a strong bond among family members 2. respect for elders-usage of po and opo, kissing of the hand of the elders (pagmamano). Obeying elders and following their advice. 3. loyalty- true allegiance (padrino)
  • 27. 4. sensitivity- onion-skinned or the tendency to be hurt easily by unpleasant remarks. 5. religiosity-spirituality or strong faith in God 6. Resiliency (fatalism) (Bahala na)
  • 28. DEBATE Dapat bang alisin ng mga Pilipino ang ugaling Bahala Na?
  • 29. Assignment Bring a product that is purely Filipino in nature then discuss its nature and importance in the class.
  • 30. Quiz 1. What theory explains the first migration of Filipinos through land bridges?
  • 31. 2.What theory states that human race came from Adam and Eve?
  • 32. 3. What theory explains that man came from the evolution of an ape?
  • 33. 4. What theory explains that Philippines was once a part of Mainland China?
  • 34. 5. This myth is about the first man and woman