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[Notes Test] Civics 5 - July Exam (1.1 - 1.6)

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  1. 11.1 Filipino Ancestors

    • mes[blank_start]tizo[blank_end] – half white foreigner and half Filipino
    • Pro[blank_start]fe[blank_end]ssor [blank_start]H[blank_end]. Ot[blank_start]ley[blank_end] Be[blank_start]yer[blank_end] - historian/geologist, asserts that Philippines was populated by groups of people coming from various parts of Southeast Asia (waves of migration theory)

    Origin of Early Filipinos Theory
    1. Ta[blank_start]bon[blank_end] Man - Homo sap[blank_start]ien[blank_end]s, in tabon cave, Palawan, used sto[blank_start]ne[blank_end] tools
    2. Ho[blank_start]mo[blank_end] Erec[blank_start]tus[blank_end] Philippi[blank_start]nen[blank_end]sis – used similar tools as those used by Pe[blank_start]kin[blank_end]g man of China and Ja[blank_start]va[blank_end] man of Indonesia

    * Migration Theory *
    1. Ne[blank_start]grit[blank_end]os – small, black-skinned, thick lipped, kinky hair, via land bridges
    2. In[blank_start]done[blank_end]sians – tall & thin, medium sized nose, thin lips, slightly fair skin, via boat
    3. Ma[blank_start]lay[blank_end]s – brown complexion, medium built & height, straight hair, flat nose, via sailboats

    * Subsequent migrants
    1. Hin[blank_start]du[blank_end]s
    2. Ar[blank_start]ab[blank_end]s
    3. Chi[blank_start]ne[blank_end]se
    1. Atizo
    2. Bfe
    3. CH
    4. Dley
    5. Eyer
    6. Fbon
    7. Gien
    8. Hne
    9. Itus
    10. Jmo
    11. Knen
    12. Lkin
    13. Mva
    14. Ngrit
    15. Odone
    16. Play
    17. Qdu
    18. Rab
    19. Sne
  2. 21.2 Early Government and Law

    1 - [blank_start]Barangay[blank_end] - early Filipinos basic unit of governance, came from the word ba[blank_start]la[blank_end]ngay or balanghai
    • Balang[blank_start]ay[blank_end] - sea vessel used by the first inhabitants in coming to the country
    • [blank_start]Datu[blank_end] or Rajah - head of the village, bore the name Gat or Lakan, eldest male of royal family
    • [blank_start]Blood Compact[blank_end]- covenant between leaders to show agreement on issues or plans, or to show solidarity
    • [blank_start]Maragtas[blank_end] or [blank_start]Sumakwel[blank_end] Code - oldest known body of laws, written by Datu Sumakwel
    • Code of Kalan[blank_start]tiaw[blank_end] - 2nd oldest written code
    • Council of Ad[blank_start]viser[blank_end]s - advises the Datu
    • Umaloh[blank_start]okan[blank_end] - announces law the to the public

    * Number of Families in Barangay:
    Luzon: 30 -[blank_start]1[blank_end]00
    Visayas: 15 - [blank_start]2[blank_end]0
    Other places: 300 - [blank_start]1[blank_end]000

    Trials to determine guilt or innocence usually left to Divine Providence or f[blank_start]at[blank_end]e.

    * Duties of Datu:
    1. Make and Enforce L[blank_start]a[blank_end]w
    2. Acts as Jud[blank_start]ge[blank_end]
    3. Command the war[blank_start]rior[blank_end]s
    4. Conduct busi[blank_start]nes[blank_end]s transactions with other barangays
    5. Led reli[blank_start]gio[blank_end]us rituals
    6. Def[blank_start]en[blank_end]d his people
    7. Dec[blank_start]id[blank_end]e on issues and matters according to the laws

    * Major crime punishments:
    1. De[blank_start]at[blank_end]h Penalty
    2. payment of [blank_start]big[blank_end] fines
    3. sold to sla[blank_start]ver[blank_end]y

    * Minor crime punishments:
    1.be[blank_start]at[blank_end]ings
    2. torture in an a[blank_start]nt[blank_end]hill
    3. payment of l[blank_start]ow[blank_end]er fines
    4. long hours swi[blank_start]mmin[blank_end]g
    1. ABarangay
    2. BDatu
    3. CBlood Compact
    4. DMaragtas
    5. ESumakwel
    6. Ftiaw
    7. Gbig
    8. Hla
    9. Iviser
    10. J1
    11. K2
    12. L1
    13. Mat
    14. Nge
    15. Oa
    16. Prior
    17. Qnes
    18. Rgio
    19. Sen
    20. Tid
    21. Uat
    22. Vver
    23. Wat
    24. Xnt
    25. Yow
    26. Zmmin
    27. AAay
    28. ABokan
  3. 31.2 Early Government and Law

    2 - [blank_start]Sultanate[blank_end] - government system of the Muslims
    • [blank_start]Sultan[blank_end] - heads of a sultanate, richest and most powerful, governed according to the Qur’[blank_start]an[blank_end]
    • [blank_start]Qur’an[blank_end] - holy book of the Muslims
    • [blank_start]Ruma Bichara[blank_end] - principal assistant of the sultan
    • Council of Im[blank_start]am[blank_end]s - Muslim religious leaders, advises the Sultan
    • Law - prevents the rule of anar[blank_start]ch[blank_end]y or lawlessness, and provides peace and order.

    *Roles of Sultan:
    1. Make comm[blank_start]and[blank_end]s and enacts l[blank_start]aw[blank_end]s
    2. Primary reli[blank_start]gio[blank_end]us leader
    1. ASultanate
    2. BSultan
    3. CQur'an
    4. DRuma Bichara
    5. Eaw
    6. Fan
    7. Gam
    8. Hch
    9. Iand
    10. Jgio
  4. 41.3 - Early Filipino Society

    D[blank_start]atu[blank_end] or village leader - administrator of the village or community

    3 Social Classes:
    1. Ro[blank_start]ya[blank_end]l or No[blank_start]bl[blank_end]e group – mahar[blank_start]lik[blank_end]a, community leaders; datu, rajah, sultan, lakan & their relatives
    2. F[blank_start]ree[blank_end]men - tim[blank_start]aw[blank_end]a; warriors, business and trade owners, serves the datu or members of the maharlika
    3. Sl[blank_start]ave[blank_end]s - ali[blank_start]pi[blank_end]n

    2 Types of Alipin/Slaves:
    1. aliping nama[blank_start]mah[blank_end]ay - serfs, served their owners in their home
    2. aliping sagi[blank_start]gil[blank_end]id - true slave, could be sold, do hard work outside the house

    3 kinds of slaves in Visayas
    1. ayu[blank_start]ey[blank_end] - serve his lord all of his life
    2. tumaram[blank_start]puk[blank_end] - had it’s own home, serves the datu once a day
    3. tumata[blank_start]ban[blank_end] - only need when there’s occasions and merrymaking

    2 ways of farming:
    1. sl[blank_start]ash[blank_end]-and-b[blank_start]ur[blank_end]n or kai[blank_start]ngi[blank_end]n method - in highlands, portion of forest burned to make way for planting
    2. w[blank_start]et[blank_end] r[blank_start]ice[blank_end] method - in lowlands, plain land is tiled

    1. Aya
    2. Bbl
    3. Clik
    4. Dree
    5. Eaw
    6. Fave
    7. Gpi
    8. Hatu
    9. Imah
    10. Jgil
    11. Key
    12. Lash
    13. Mur
    14. Nngi
    15. Oet
    16. Pice
    17. Qpuk
    18. Rban
  5. 51.4 Early Filipino Culture

    *Type of Dwellings
    1. C[blank_start]ave[blank_end]s - permanent, settlers had to leave to search for food
    2. Ni[blank_start]pa[blank_end] H[blank_start]ut[blank_end] - bahay-kubo, made of bamboo, wood, pawid; have batalan (bathroom) and silong (storeroom)
    3. Co[blank_start]ast[blank_end] Houses - near coastline, rise above the water
    4. B[blank_start]oat[blank_end]s - house of Badjaos of Sulu
    5. Tr[blank_start]eet[blank_end]op Houses - prevents sudden attacks by enemies

    *Clothing of Men:
    1. kang[blank_start]an[blank_end] - jacket-type upper shirt, collarless with short sleeves, worn by men
    2. bah[blank_start]ag[blank_end] - loin cloth, covers the lower part of the body
    3. put[blank_start]ong[blank_end] - headgear

    *Clothing of Women:
    1. kami[blank_start]sa[blank_end] or bar[blank_start]o[blank_end] - upper body clothing
    2. say[blank_start]a[blank_end] or patadyo[blank_start]ng[blank_end] - wide skirt
    3. tap[blank_start]is[blank_end] - additional cover, wrapped around the skirt
    1. Aave
    2. Bpa
    3. Cut
    4. Doat
    5. East
    6. Feet
    7. Gan
    8. Hag
    9. Iong
    10. Jsa
    11. Ko
    12. La
    13. Mng
    14. Nis
  6. 61.4 Early Filipino Culture
    *Marriage, Inheritance
    paninil[blank_start]bihan[blank_end] - man serves the family of his woman
    dot[blank_start]e[blank_end] or bigay-kaya - dowry given by the man’s family to the woman’s family
    asa[blank_start]wa[blank_end] - man’s legal wife
    children of the le[blank_start]ga[blank_end]l wife -  inherits the family’s wealth

    *Education
    ali[blank_start]bat[blank_end]a - early alphabet, 17 letters - 3 vowels, 14 consonants
    tree b[blank_start]ar[blank_end]k or le[blank_start]ave[blank_end]s - used as papers

    *Father-Son-Education
    1. fi[blank_start]shi[blank_end]ng
    2. fa[blank_start]rmi[blank_end]ng
    3. sh[blank_start]ip[blank_end] building
    4. h[blank_start]unt[blank_end]ing
    5. wa[blank_start]rri[blank_end]ors

    *Mother-Daughter-Education
    1. co[blank_start]oki[blank_end]ng
    2. se[blank_start]wi[blank_end]ng
    3. ho[blank_start]us[blank_end]e cleaning
    4. gar[blank_start]de[blank_end]ning
    1. Aga
    2. Bbat
    3. Car
    4. Dave
    5. Eshi
    6. Frmi
    7. Gip
    8. Hunt
    9. Irri
    10. Joki
    11. Kwi
    12. Lus
    13. Mde
    14. Nbihan
    15. Oe
    16. Pwa
  7. 71.4 Early Filipino Culture

    Literature
    1. kas[blank_start]abih[blank_end]an or sa[blank_start]yin[blank_end]g - statements full of knowledge or wisdom, from experience of old folks
    2. bugt[blank_start]ong[blank_end] or rid[blank_start]dle[blank_end]s - short puzzles
    3. he[blank_start]le[blank_end] or lull[blank_start]abie[blank_end]s - induce child to sleep
    4. ep[blank_start]ic[blank_end] - narrative about a legendary or historical hero
    5. reve[blank_start]lries[blank_end] and other so[blank_start]ng[blank_end]s – used of celebrations

    *Epics
    1. Hudh[blank_start]ud[blank_end] - about Ifugaos hero, Aliguyon
    2. Biag ni Lam-[blank_start]ang[blank_end] - about Ilocanos hero, Lam-ang
    3. Indarapat[blank_start]ra[blank_end] and Sulaym[blank_start]an[blank_end], about Muslim heros

    *Music instruments
    1. ban[blank_start]sik[blank_end] - aetas
    2. kudy[blank_start]api[blank_end] - Samar
    3. timb[blank_start]ale[blank_end] or timbrel - Cebu
    4. kutib[blank_start]eng[blank_end] - Ilocanos
    5. kala[blank_start]leng[blank_end] - nose flute, Tinguians

    *Dances
    1. war[blank_start]rio[blank_end]r dance - aetas
    2. masca[blank_start]la[blank_end] - tagbanuas
    3. kin[blank_start]no[blank_end]tan - ant’s dance, ilocanos
    4. dandan[blank_start]soy[blank_end] - visayas
    5. kumin[blank_start]tang[blank_end] - batangas

    *Mourning
    1. magla[blank_start]he[blank_end] -  mourning of a dead man
    2. moro[blank_start]tal[blank_end] - dead woman
    3. larao - datu
    1. Aabih
    2. Byin
    3. Cdle
    4. Dle
    5. Eabie
    6. Fic
    7. Gng
    8. Hang
    9. Irio
    10. Jno
    11. Kong
    12. Llries
    13. Mud
    14. Nra
    15. Oan
    16. Psik
    17. Qapi
    18. Rale
    19. Seng
    20. Tleng
    21. Ula
    22. Vsoy
    23. Wtang
    24. Xhe
    25. Ytal
  8. 81.5 Early Filipino Religions

    *** 1 - Early Folk Religion - *** 
    worship of nature, gods and goddesses

    • Bat[blank_start]hal[blank_end]a - supreme God
    • kata[blank_start]lon[blank_end]an - male native priest
    • bab[blank_start]ayl[blank_end]an - female native priest
    • pas[blank_start]iya[blank_end]m - 9th night after the death of a person, celebrated
    • Fo[blank_start]lk[blank_end] Christianity - mixed Christian and native beliefs, with the coming of Catholicism

    Nature worship: sun, moon, stars, rives, mountains, trees

    *Anito / Lesser Gods
    1. Idian[blank_start]ale[blank_end] - god of farming
    2. Apol[blank_start]aki[blank_end] - god of wars and battles
    3. Sid[blank_start]apa[blank_end] - god of death
    4. Balang[blank_start]aw[blank_end] - god of rainbow
    5. Ag[blank_start]ni[blank_end] - god of fire
    6. Lalah[blank_start]on[blank_end] - god of harvest

    *Evil creatures belief
    1. as[blank_start]wan[blank_end]g - bat-like human monster
    2. tik[blank_start]bala[blank_end]ng - giant horse like creature
    3. la[blank_start]ma[blank_end]ng-lu[blank_start]pa[blank_end] - malevolent nature spirit

    *Magic & Witchcraft belief
    1. mangku[blank_start]kula[blank_end]m - native witch
    2. mamba[blank_start]bar[blank_end]ang - witch mutilating body parts
    3. ag[blank_start]ima[blank_end]t or anting-anting – amulet to defend witch wagic
    4. alb[blank_start]ula[blank_end]ryo - witch doctor 
    1. Ahal
    2. Blon
    3. Cayl
    4. Diya
    5. Elk
    6. Fwan
    7. Gbala
    8. Hma
    9. Ipa
    10. Jkula
    11. Kbar
    12. Lima
    13. Mula
    14. Nale
    15. Oaki
    16. Papa
    17. Qaw
    18. Rni
    19. Son
  9. 91.5 Early Filipino Religions

    *** 2 - ISLAM  ****
    “To sur[blank_start]ren[blank_end]der to the [blank_start]will[blank_end] of G[blank_start]o[blank_end]d”

    • Muh[blank_start]amm[blank_end]ad the Prophet - founder
    • Mu[blank_start]sli[blank_end]m - follower of Islam
    • Al[blank_start]la[blank_end]h - one true God of Islam
    • T[blank_start]ua[blank_end]n Mash[blank_start]aik[blank_end]a – arrived in Sulu and spread Islam
    • Q[blank_start]ur[blank_end]’an - holy book of Islam
    • Mec[blank_start]ca[blank_end] - holiest city for Muslim, where prophet Muhammad was born
    • Kab[blank_start]ba[blank_end] - sacred shrine, black stone kissed by Muslim pilgrimage in Mecca
    • Jih[blank_start]ad[blank_end] - doing best in what a person does
    • Mos[blank_start]que[blank_end] - place where Muslim worship Allah
    • Im[blank_start]am[blank_end] - muslim priest

    *5 Pillars of faith of Islam
    1. Pro[blank_start]fe[blank_end]ssion of F[blank_start]ai[blank_end]th or Sha[blank_start]hada[blank_end]h - says the profession
    2. Pr[blank_start]aye[blank_end]r or S[blank_start]ala[blank_end]t - prays 5 times a day
    3. Al[blank_start]msgiv[blank_end]ing or Z[blank_start]aka[blank_end]t - giving of alms and service to the poor/orphaned
    4. Fas[blank_start]tin[blank_end]g or S[blank_start]aw[blank_end]n - not drinking & eating on Ramadan
    5. Pil[blank_start]grima[blank_end]ge to M[blank_start]ecc[blank_end]a or H[blank_start]ajj[blank_end] - going to Mecca
    1. Aren
    2. Bwill
    3. Co
    4. Damm
    5. Esli
    6. Fla
    7. Gua
    8. Haik
    9. Iur
    10. Jca
    11. Kba
    12. Lad
    13. Mque
    14. Nam
    15. Ofe
    16. Pai
    17. Qhada
    18. Raye
    19. Sala
    20. Tmsgiv
    21. Uaka
    22. Vtin
    23. Waw
    24. Xgrima
    25. Yecc
    26. Zajj
  10. 101.6 Early Filipino Technologies

    • no[blank_start]ma[blank_end]d - never stays in on 1 place
    • arch[blank_start]aeo[blank_end]logist - studies the remains or relics of the olden times –
    H. [blank_start]Otley[blank_end] B[blank_start]ay[blank_end]er
    • anthro[blank_start]po[blank_end]logist - studies the culture and way of living of ancient people e- Robert F[blank_start]o[blank_end]x

    1. Pa[blank_start]leo[blank_end]lithic Period 
    tools: rough st[blank_start]one[blank_end]s, tw[blank_start]ig[blank_end]s, animal b[blank_start]one[blank_end]s
    living: hu[blank_start]nti[blank_end]ng, gathering fr[blank_start]uit[blank_end]s

    2. N[blank_start]eo[blank_end]lithic Period
    tools: pointed bam[blank_start]boo[blank_end]s, smooth and pointed st[blank_start]one[blank_end]s, animals
    living: fa[blank_start]rmi[blank_end]ng

    3. Me[blank_start]ta[blank_end]l Age
    3.1 Early Metal Age - t[blank_start]i[blank_end]n, jade, clay, seashells -> used in making jewelry
    3.2 Advanced Metal Age - 
    tools: ir[blank_start]o[blank_end]n (sword, bow and arrows, knives, b[blank_start]o[blank_end]lo, ar[blank_start]a[blank_end]ro for cultiviating soil),
    j[blank_start]a[blank_end]de used for jewelry
    living: pot[blank_start]te[blank_end]ry, back-l[blank_start]oo[blank_end]m weaving
    1. Ama
    2. BOtley
    3. Co
    4. Dey
    5. Eleo
    6. Fone
    7. Gig
    8. Hone
    9. Inti
    10. Juit
    11. Keo
    12. Lboo
    13. Mone
    14. Nrmi
    15. Ota
    16. Pi
    17. Qo
    18. Ra
    19. So
    20. Ta
    21. Ute
    22. Voo
    23. Wpo
    24. Xaeo

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