Study of Philippine History and Society (Grade 11) Review

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Flashcards covering key terms and concepts from Grade 11 Philippine History and Society, focusing on identity, struggle, sustainable development, and citizenship.

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Kultural na Pagbabago

Refers to changes in beliefs and practices within a society.

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Globalisasyon

The interconnectedness of different countries, leading to the exchange of ideas but also the potential loss of local identity.

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Resilience (Katatagan)

The ability to recover from challenges; it is important because it strengthens national identity.

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Personal na Karanasan

An individual's unique life experiences.

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Panlipunang Karanasan

The collective experiences shared by a society.

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Paninindigan (Advocacy/Position)

The expression of one's own beliefs based on analysis, demonstrating critical thinking and awareness.

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Adbokasiya

The promotion of a specific cause, such as farmers' rights, education, or freedom.

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Posisyong Papel

A written document that expresses a stand or position on a specific issue, containing an introduction, arguments with evidence, and a conclusion.

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Pagkakakilanlang Pilipino

The collective identity of Filipinos formed through history, culture, language, and shared values.

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Sagisag ng Pagkakakilanlan

Symbols such as the flag, national anthem, language, and heroes that represent the country and its struggle.

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Likás-kayang Pag-unlad (Sustainable Development)

Development that meets the needs of the present without sacrificing the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

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Kritikal na Pag-iisip sa Kasaysayan

The analysis of information before accepting it to avoid misinterpretation of historical facts.

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Proyektong Pangkasaysayan

An activity, such as a documentary or personal reflection, intended to show that history is alive and connected to oneself.

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Pakikibaka

Collective action or struggle by people to achieve freedom, rights, and change against any form of oppression.

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Kamalayang Pilipino

The collective understanding of Filipinos regarding their history, identity, and aspirations as a nation.

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Opresyon

Systematic oppression or control of one powerful group over another, such as colonialism or exploitation.

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Kolonyalismo

The occupation of one country by another to control its wealth and power, resulting in loss of freedom.

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Kolektibong Pakikibaka

Joint actions of citizens against occupation, which creates unity and national identity.

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Kilusan ng Propaganda

A peaceful movement that used writing and education to advocate for reforms and equal rights under the colonial government.

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Himagsikan

An armed struggle against occupiers caused by the failure of peaceful reforms.

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Nasyonalismo

Love and loyalty to one's own country, which often grows stronger during times of struggle against foreigners.

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Pagkamulat (Awareness)

The state of having awareness of one's own condition, serving as the first step toward change.

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Kilusang Panlipunan

An organized movement aimed at changing the existing social or political system.

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Kilusang Agraryo

The struggle of farmers for land ownership and rights due to unfair land distribution.

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Pagsasarili (Independence)

A period when a country has its own sovereign government.

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Pakikiangkop

The adjustment of citizens to new conditions or systems following a period of occupation.

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Neokolonyalismo

The indirect control of a powerful country over a weaker country through economic, cultural, or political means.

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Modernisasyon

The development of technology and systems, which can result in progress or the loss of traditions.

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Intergenerational Responsibility

The responsibility to ensure current decisions do not negatively impact the future generation's resources.

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Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Global goals for development focused on poverty, education, nature, and equality.

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Policy Analysis

The evaluation of a policy's effectiveness by looking at its goals, impact, and implementation.

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Social Protection Programs

Government or organizational projects aimed at helping the poor and vulnerable sectors to reduce inequality.

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Katarungang Panlipunan

Social justice; achieving equality in opportunity, rights, and wealth within a society.

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Inclusive Development

Development characterized by the fair distribution of wealth and services so that no one is left behind.

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Equality vs Equity

Equality means giving the same to everyone, while Equity means giving based on specific needs.

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Pagkamamamayan (Citizenship)

The status and identity of being a member of a country, entailing both rights and duties.

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Aktibong Mamamayan

A citizen who participates in social issues through voting, cooperation, and advocacy.

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Global Citizenship

The concept of being a citizen of the world, recognizing that issues like climate change are global.

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Rule of Law

The principle that everyone, including the government, is subject to the law.

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Kamalayang Pangkasaysayan

A deep understanding of the past and how it shapes the present and future of an individual or society.

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Kasaysayan

The systematic study of past events based on evidence such as documents, artifacts, and oral history.

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Kronolohiya

The arrangement of events in the order of their occurrence in time.

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Historical Interpretation

Different readings or explanations of history based on various perspectives and evidence.

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Heograpiya

The study of location, climate, landforms, and bodies of water and how they shape human lifestyle and culture.

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Kultura

The totality of beliefs, traditions, and practices of a group, including language, religion, and arts.

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Igorot

An ethnic group in the mountains of Northern Luzon known for rice terraces as an adaptation to their environment.

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Binukot

A traditional woman in Panay kept secluded to serve as a bearer of oral tradition and culture.

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Moro

Muslims in Mindanao whose culture is heavily influenced by Islam.

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Badjao

A sea-based community whose lifestyle is dependent on the ocean.

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Lipunang Barangay

The ancient organizational structure of Filipinos before the arrival of colonial powers.

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Anito

Refers to the spirits of ancestors or nature in ancient Filipino belief systems.

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Babaylan

A spiritual leader in ancient society responsible for rituals and healing.

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Animismo

The belief that elements of nature possess spirits.

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Pambansang Kaunlaran

National development encompassing economic, social, and environmental progress.

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Panukalang Proyektong Pangkomunidad

A concrete plan to address social issues containing the problem, goal, solution, and implementation method.