Ah, yeah. The Mayans of course had a great civilizations but many of the ways by which one would judge what is civilized were common practice through out the Americas. For example us Native people bathed DAILY, Europeans did not. We had bathtubs, made of parflech. We brushed our teeth daily with a twig that has properties that clean the teeth, just have to pick it and fray the ends....many Europeans did not. We did not walk around in lice infected wigs. We had advanced forms of government and in fact the USA style of government is based on the Iroqouis Confederacy style of government. Most of the worlds food is thanks to the genetic engineering of the food supply of Native agricultural Nations. Need I go on?
PRE-HISPANIC CEBUCebu was called Zebu, Sugbo and Zubu before the Spaniards came in 1521. It was a fishing village and a trading post with people from as far as Siam, China, Arabia and Malay islands coming to trade. People's houses were made of cut timber and had nipa shingles as roof.
The Arabia steamboat was traveling up the Missouri River from Kansas City when it hit a tree snag and sunk in 1856.
Francisco Pizarro came to the Americas with the goal of conquering the Inca Empire and claiming its riches for Spain. He aimed to expand Spanish territory and spread Christianity in the region.
During the Spanish colonization in the Philippines, the government was composed of two branches, the executive and the judicial. There was no legislative branch on that time since the laws of the islands were coming from Spain. The only laws created in the Philippines are those who were ordered by the Governor General. The government on that time was lead by the Governor General. He was considered as the representative of Spain and the King himself. He is the highest officer in the island and responsible for implementing laws from the mother country. He also has the power to appoint or relieve officer in the government or priest in the parish, except with those personally appointed by the king of Spain. The provinces in the island were called as "Encomienda" and were governed by the "Encomienderos", later they were replaced by the "Alcalde Mayor" "Alcalde Mayor" had both the executive and judicial power. He had also given the right to collect taxes. The "Alcalde Mayor" was also allowed to establish a business because of its limited salary. In 1886, their executive power was abolished but their judicial powers remain. Small towns were governed by the "gobernadorcillo". Under his authority were one police chief and the lower government employees from which he had jurisdiction. "Gobernadorcillo" were elected by the married people but later a "gobernadorcillo" was chosen by those outgoing in the position as his replacement. The city was governed by two mayors, 12 councilors and a police chief, a secretary and other employees. The city is called as "Ayuntamiento". The "Encomienda" system was implemented. It is a system from which the king has the right to transfer the authority of a particular land to any Spanish individual or institution. Those individual who posses the right of "encomienda" was called as "Encomiendero". An "Encomiendero" has authority to collect taxes from the people in his jurisdiction. He also has the duty to care and look for the benefits of those citizens. Unfortunately, the "encomienda" system was misused by some "encomienderos". A lot of them use the "encomienda" for their own interest. They tend to abuse their power, collecting taxes more than the real tax value. The "encomiendero's" abuse their powers which sometimes made people revolts against them. The "encomienda" system created hindrances for the economic development of the masses. This making the elite richer and making the economic situation of the majority under developed. Although the "encomienda" system is designed for governance, its implementation gives negative effects to the people from which the "encomienderos" abuse their power against the people, to whom they are bound to govern.
This phrase typically describes a renewal or restoration effort where people are called upon to rebuild or revitalize areas that have fallen into disrepair or neglect. It can symbolize a community coming together to rejuvenate their surroundings and create a better future.
yes
disadvantages brought by spaniards in the philippines
Yes. Maya, Aztec, and Incas to name a few.
The Philippines became a colony of Spain for 3 centuries.
sexual practices
even before the Spaniards came to the Philippines we already have folk dances because, the early tribes that lived in the Philippines believed in many Gods and Godesses and in natural things, which they praise and their rituals served as dances and songs for those times.
Uh, the question's unclear but I think I can answer it. The Spaniards did not plan on coming to the Philippines. The Spaniards were finding some spices and planned to go to the islands in the Pacific. They landed on the Philippines but the natives fought them off. The next time they came here, the natives welcomed them and they colonized the country. Is my answer related to the question? <:D
They had no gov't. The Spaniards implemented the gov't to the Filipino natives. Peanuts Butter baseball time is bananas
Watch the show Amaya and see for yourself.
Watch the show Amaya and see for yourself.
Because it was muslim. Before t coming of the spaniards.. many kingdoms in the philippines were muslim. The spanish conquered the filipinos and converted them to christianity. Only 5 to 9 % of modern filipinos are muslims
I sure do, because I also am Filipino. Therefor I know everything.