Philippines

European heritage still can be found in the Philippines. It's still rich and standing in each part of the country. It can be found by; Old Churches, Old Fortress, European architecture, European houses, etc. The Filipino people have European heritage since they were influenced by Europeans (Spanish). Philippines is the only country that influenced by European heritage in Asia

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The Philippines had a revolution against Spanish colonial rule in the late 19th century due to factors such as oppressive policies, exploitation, and lack of political representation. Filipino nationalists, led by figures like Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio, sought independence and freedom from Spanish tyranny, leading to the Philippine Revolution of 1896.

The younger generation lost some good manners like politenes and courteous behaviour.

Some of the customs that were lost were nightly family prayers, kissing o fthe hands of the elders, and breakdown or parental authority.

The results of these loss were present day family troubles, broken homes, and Juvenile delinquency

The Filipino moral idea is to bring up a generation that will respect life and be responsible. The Filipino moral idea is all about respecting other people views and being mindful of the society that people live.

for being a good citizenship you need to a values like:

faith in God

unity

patriotism

work

freedom

love

equality

peace

truth

justice

respect for the law and government

promotion of the common good

concern for the family and future generations

concern for the environment and order

we are a good citizenship if this values are in us! AKO MISMO ang babago sa lipunan ko!

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The second Spanish settlement in the Philippines was located in Ogtong (now Oton), Panay Island. It was established by Miguel López de Legazpi in 1566 as a defensive outpost against attacks by Muslim pirates.

Joseph Ejercito Estrada, a former President of the Philippines, is known for implementing pro-poor policies during his presidency. He focused on social welfare programs, such as providing housing for the urban poor and expanding healthcare services for marginalized communities. Additionally, he also focused on peace negotiations and infrastructure development to improve the country's economy.

Ruy Lopez de Villalobos was a Spanish explorer. He is credited with giving the Republic of the Philippines its name by calling it Las Islas Filipinas.

In the Philippines, the word for 'family' is "pamilya."

The article, "the " is used before the word, Philippines because as a general rule, countries that end in -s and consists of islands should have the article, "the". It is a shortened way of say The Phillipine Islands (there is no such place as Phillipine) in the same way as you would say The Maldives or The Scillies.

To improve your country, you can educate yourself on key issues, engage in constructive dialogue with citizens and government officials, volunteer for community service projects, vote in elections, and support policies that promote equality, sustainability, and progress for all.

The hacienda system in the Philippines began as part of Spain's colonization efforts in the 16th century. Spanish colonizers granted large tracts of land to favored individuals or religious institutions, who would then establish haciendas for agricultural production. Indigenous Filipinos were often forced to work on these haciendas as laborers under oppressive conditions.

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The top 5 toughest board exams in the Philippines are considered to be Medical Board Exam (Physician Licensure Exam), Bar Exam (for lawyers), Engineering Board Exam (particularly for civil engineers), Accountancy Board Exam (Certified Public Accountant exam), and Architecture Board Exam. These exams are known for their difficulty, low passing rates, and extensive coverage of complex principles and knowledge.

The first missionaries to arrive in the Philippines were Spanish friars, primarily from the Franciscan, Dominican, and Augustinian orders. They accompanied the Spanish expedition led by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1565, and their mission was to spread Christianity among the indigenous populations.

There are 81 provinces in the Philippines.

because its full of promise in a sense its full of natural resources...that can be tapped to make the Philippines richer. and called the pearl city of the Philippines for finest pearl can be found in Mindanao particularly in Sulu in fact pearl is their source of living there.

The Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act of 1933 proposed Philippine independence after ten years, but was rejected by the Philippine legislature. The Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934, on the other hand, provided a 10-year transition period to independence for the Philippines and established a Commonwealth government.

Sex education in the Philippines has evolved over the years from being primarily focused on reproductive health and family planning to also include topics such as gender equality, healthy relationships, and reproductive rights. The passage of the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act in 2012 aimed to provide comprehensive sex education in schools, but implementation has faced challenges due to cultural and religious factors. NGOs and advocacy groups play a key role in promoting sexual and reproductive health education in the country.

Filipinos have the ability to create a values alignment system that acts as a critical mechanism to reinforce strategic goals and values throughout the organization on a day-to-day basis, enabling all team members to "live the values" of Integrity, Dependability,Creativity, and Teamwork.

University of Southern Philippines Foundation in Cebu City, Philippines deserves to be named the Alpha Chapter because it is the original place where Alpha Tau Omega-Philippines was born. Manuel M. Momongan, the Principal Founder and a student of University of Southern Philippines founded the name Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity with the support of his brother in the Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity-Philippines of the University of San Jose Recoletos, Cebu City, Philippines. Manolito Mangubat who brought along with him 7 USJR students to be initiated at the University of Southern Philippines. Manuel M. Momongan of Cebu City and Manolito Mangubat of Medellin, Cebu should be considered the original first two Founders of Alpha Tau Omega-Philippines on August 15, 1968. The expansion process during that year was shortlived because members of the Alpha Sigma Phi in Cebu City, opposed the plan of the two founders to build the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. The two founders remained indignant and inactive with their former fraternity.For 32 long years, Manuel M. Momongan inspite of the absence of Manolito Mangubat, revived the Alpha Tau Omega with the support of another four Alpha Sigma Phi members, Roland Marigomen, Wilfredo Ursal, Raul Murillo and Jesus Flores (deceased). That is what it is today, the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity-Philippines.

1.Quezon City

2.Manila

3.Makati city

4.Cebu City

5.Davao City

6.Mandaluyong City

7.Baguio City

8.Bacolod City

9.Zamboanga City

10.Laguna City

In the sex industry, services provided can vary depending on the individual worker and client preferences. Some Filipino prostitutes may offer kissing as part of their services, while others may not. It ultimately depends on the agreement between the parties involved.