Philippines and the Spanish Colonization

Part A: Survey plan The main focus of this study is the colonization process in the Philippines and the way Spaniards colonize in the Philippines, focusing on customs and culture. Discuss and compare the Philippines after the colonial period in order to judge the extent of change in culture in the Philippines and the Philippines before the colonial period before the colonial period. Analysis of the information will explain how post-colony events erase all aspects of the Philippine culture.

Prior to Spanish colonization (1565-1898), Sulu Island (southern Philippines) was a colony of Majapahit Empire (1293-1527) in Indonesia. Americans were the last to colonize the Philippines (1898-1946), and the nationalists claimed that despite its formal independence in 1946, it continued to be a new colony of the United States. The most obvious colonialism in the Philippines is the mixture of Philippines in the entertainment industry and the mass media (mainly a mixture of Philippine and Caucasian, but mixed with Filipino, Chinese, and other ethnic groups). Although it is a small part, it is widely published

When the Spanish colonized the Philippines, the majority of the Filipinos were mixed with the Spaniards. Even after America made independence of the Philippines after the Second World War, a large blend of white and black occurred in Luzon in the United States when America took the Philippines from Spain during the Spanish-American War . . The first child and descendant of a man whose Spanish family name is married to a white woman in the United States is considered to be a Spanish mixed blood. Filipino and European descendants are called Mestiso today, according to the terms used in other Spanish former colonies.

The Spanish colonial rule of the Philippines continued from 1565 to 1898. As a result, Philippine customs and traditions had a great influence on Spain and Mexico. The most obvious example is the Spanish name in the Philippines, thousands of Spanish provided through tax laws such as Tagalog and Cebuano, and most Catholic faith. After that, from 1898 to 1946, the Philippines was the territory of the United States. The influence of America is obvious in English and the use of contemporary pop culture. Other Asian countries such as China and Japan have settled in the Philippines since the colonial era and the influence is also shown in the popularity of gambling games such as Mahjong, jueteng, Eskimo and other Asian cuisine.