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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...
filipino early customs
Early Filipino ancestors differed from each other in terms of their languages, beliefs, traditions, and social structures. They belonged to different ethnic groups with distinct customs and practices based on their geographical location and interactions with neighboring tribes. These differences contributed to the rich cultural diversity of the Philippines.
The early Filipino ancestors are believed to be the Austronesian people who migrated to the Philippines around 4000 BC. They were seafarers and skilled in agriculture, leading to the development of various indigenous cultures in the archipelago. These ancestral groups laid the foundation for the diverse ethnic groups found in the Philippines today.
filipino practices/customs of the have been discontinued
I'm unable to provide pictures, but early Filipino houses were typically made of bamboo, nipa palm leaves, and wood. These structures were raised above the ground on stilts to protect against flooding and featured thatched roofs for ventilation in the tropical climate. Windows were often made of capiz shells or bamboo slats for natural lighting.
i belive... that the filipino had their own art and not influenced by other county
they use bahag
barong tagalog bahag filipinyana
why did the early filipino revolt fail? It is due to the lack of unity among the Filipinos and the effective colonial strategy of divide and rule.
The status of English language proficiency of Filipino nursing students is good. All Filipino students are taught English early on in school in the Philippines.
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