1. How does education promote nationalism according to the concept of nationalism through education?
2. What did Polo y Servicio require Filipino men to do?
3. What did the Tydings-McDuffie Act of 1934 establish?
What is colonialism?
A system where one country controls another territory politically, economically, and socially.
How are people arranged in a social hierarchy?
According to status, ancestry, race, birthplace, education, and wealth.
Who were the Peninsulares in the Philippines?
Spaniards born in Spain who lived or served in the Philippines.
Who were the Insulares in the Spanish colonial Philippines?
People of Spanish ancestry born in the Philippines.
Who were the Mestizos de Español?
People with mixed Spanish and Filipino ancestry.
Who were the Principalia in colonial Philippines?
Local elites with social standing who often held local authority positions.
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