Spanish Colonial Rule (1600s-1800s). Crown colony Union of church and state Propagation of the catholic faith -Augustinian order, came with Legazpi (1565)

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Spanish Colonial Rule (1600s-1800s)

Crown colony Union of church and state Propagation of the catholic faith -Augustinian order, came with Legazpi (1565) -Franciscan missionaries (1577) -Jesuits (1581) -Dominicans (1587) -Recollect missionaries (1606)

Introduction of printing

Effects on the Philippines: 1.slow economic development for the lower class -unequal economic growth in the whole archipelago

Effects on the Philippines: 2. Racial discrimination (White male supremacy) Spanish officials became rich despite their laziness; Spaniards from Spain went to Philippines to work as clerks and earned a lot of money despite loafing around Concept of beauty changed

Effects on the Philippines: 3. white-collar jobs started to be glorified; blue-collar jobs became distasteful and low income-earning - Spanish officials charged those Indios who refused to work as indolent

Effects on the Philippines: 4. Laid the ground for graft and corruption - Falla -encomienda -indulto de comercio

Effects on the Philippines: 5. Quarrels between Church representatives (Friars, etc.) and State representatives (Governor General, etc.) led to infighting and demoralization -divide and rule strategy of management was applied; regionalism began

Effects on the Philippines: 6. Indios stopped working as a silent protest against exploitation; left farming, fishing and other work to go to Manila and other places to try their luck -agricultural industry lagged behind

Effects on the Philippines: 7. Disparity in the economic and social life between rich and poor started -the culture where the alipin can intermarry with the nobles and freemen without question and can go up the class ladder easily started to change

Effects on the Philippines: 8. Cultural changes resulted to changes in the value system of the Indios -sense of honesty was marred -religion imposed subservience -sense of shame bordered between survival and hunger