proverbs express the unending wisdom of the old true or false why ?
yes and no, but mostly yes. i will explain why. modern archaeology has shown that most barangays in pre spanish invasion philippines had a writing system, some barangays using babayin. however, like in much of the world before the 17th century, only a minority knew how to read and write. the only reason why people wrote is so that it could be read aloud. while we can assume that some philippine folklore could have been written, not much have been found. but instead, pre colonial philippine literature exists still today, as epic folklore legends and stories passed down from generation to generation. while it was not written until the spanish invasion, it can be assumed as literature, like the illiad or folklore of the nordic deities of europe, which were folklore stories written much much later than when they first appeared.
No
John Locke.
This essay tells us that the Filipinos had a civilization worth fighting for long before the Spaniards set foot in the Philipines.
The egg came first because dinosaurs were laying eggs long before chickens existed.
yes
Yes, Philippine literature existed before the arrival of the Spaniards. Oral tradition played a significant role in preserving early literary works such as epics, myths, and legends in various Philippine regions. These oral compositions were passed down from generation to generation before being eventually transcribed into written form.
People in the Philippines could actually think, speak and write before being colonized by the Spanish. In fact, the islands were called the Philippines only after the Spanish came.
false,because it is written during the spanish period
Philippine literature has been present long before the Spanish colonization in the 16th century. Pre-colonial literature includes oral tradition, folklore, and epic poems. During the Spanish colonial period, Philippine literature evolved with the introduction of Western influences and production of works in Spanish.
People in the Philippines could actually think, speak and write before being colonized by the Spanish. In fact, the islands were called the Philippines only after the Spanish came.
They had no gov't. The Spaniards implemented the gov't to the Filipino natives. Peanuts Butter baseball time is bananas
People in the Philippines could actually think, speak and write before being colonized by the Spanish. In fact, the islands were called the Philippines only after the Spanish came.
yes,
the Europeans arrived
In Philippine history, the pre-Hispanic period refers to the period before the arrival of the Spaniards. This is approximately before the 16th century.
yeah,definitely. That's why we have datus mentioned in Philippine History. Try to look for these keywords and you'll have at least an idea about Philippine government prior to the coming of the spaniards. Umalohokan (town-crier), datu/raha/rajah, alipin saguiguilid, alipin namamahay, babaylan...