Understanding Culture, Society & Politics: Symbols & Practices (Lesson 4.1)

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Vocabulary flashcards covering cultural, social, political, and economic symbols and practices in the Philippines.

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Symbol

In cultural contexts, a representation, image, or object that carries specific meanings, beliefs, or values and can be tangible or intangible.

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Symbolism

The use of symbols in culture to convey identity, heritage, values, and narratives.

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Cultural symbol

An object or image with a specific cultural meaning rooted in a society's history, traditions, and heritage.

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Social symbol

A concept or object that carries meaning within a society to communicate beliefs, norms, and values.

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Bayanihan

The Filipino spirit of communal unity and cooperation, symbolized by moving a neighbor's house together.

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Barong Tagalog

Traditional formal Filipino male attire; embroidered fabric narrates culture and is a symbol of national pride and Filipino values.

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Sampaguita

National flower of the Philippines; symbolizes purity, simplicity, and humility; used in ceremonies and as a symbol of welcome.

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Balikbayan Box

Social symbol of ties between overseas Filipino workers and their homeland; boxes of gifts showing sacrifices and support for families.

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Mano Po

Gesture of respect where a younger person touches an elder's hand to their forehead; emblem of filial piety.

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Social media

Digital platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram, TikTok) that shape conversations, language, and cultural expression online.

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Political symbol

An image or object that carries political meaning and signals ideologies, movements, or events.

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EDSA People Power Revolution

1986 non-violent mass movement that ousted President Marcos; a key political symbol of democracy in the Philippines.

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Laban hand sign

The 'L' gesture used during the EDSA revolution; symbol of resistance and democracy.

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Yellow ribbon

Symbol of hope and solidarity associated with the EDSA revolution and democratic movement.

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Martial Law

The 1972 declaration of martial law by President Ferdinand Marcos; a period of authoritarian rule with human rights abuses and curtailed civil liberties.

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Hindi Ka Nag-lisa logo

Logo used as a symbol of unity and resistance against martial law; associated with remembering victims and seeking justice.

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Philippine national flag

Flag representing sovereignty and independence; features the sun and stars; colors carry historical and political significance.

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Lupang Hinirang

The Philippine national anthem; expresses patriotism and national identity and is sung at important events.

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Economic symbol

Symbol representing economic activities (currency, markets, production, labor) and reflecting a culture's economic history and priorities.

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Philippine peso

Official currency of the Philippines; symbol 'P'; used in transactions and a marker of economic identity.

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Peso symbol

The currency symbol 'P' used to denote Philippine peso in prices and financial notation.

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Sari-sari store

Small neighborhood convenience store; showcases Filipino entrepreneurial spirit and supports local economies.