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Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Philippines was peaceful with its own writing systems and beliefs, and traded with other countries. After arriving, the Spaniards treated Filipinos as servants, imposed Spanish language, Christianity, and culture, and disrupted the formerly quiet way of life. While some Spanish influences modernized the nation, it also caused pain and oppression to the native people.

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History 4

Before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Philippines was peaceful with its own writing systems and beliefs, and traded with other countries. After arriving, the Spaniards treated Filipinos as servants, imposed Spanish language, Christianity, and culture, and disrupted the formerly quiet way of life. While some Spanish influences modernized the nation, it also caused pain and oppression to the native people.

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SELF-ASSESSMENT 3

Using the table below compare and contrast the Philippine setting before and after the arrival of
Spaniards in the Philippines. Use keyphrases/words only.

Before the arrival of the Spaniards After the arrival of the Spaniards
(LIWANAG)
(DILIM)

Philippines was a quiet and peaceful place Spaniards treated Filipinos as servants

Filipinos were using systems of writing Filipinos adapted Spanish alphabet


borrowed from Hindu/Javanese sources
Filipinos believed in “Diwatas” and other nature Spaniards brought Christianity
elements as their Gods

Philippines had a rich culture and were trading Introduced their own Philosophy of life to the
with Chinese and Japanese Filipinos as well as their habits, language,
clothing, arts and even cooking.

Conclusion:
There are so many things that Spaniards brought to our country. Some of it has an advantage
while others brought pain to our fellow Filipinos. As a student, we need to learn and never forget what
happened in the past so that the efforts and lives of our National Heroes will not go to waste.

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