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    The document summarizes the cultural influences that have shaped modern Filipino culture. It describes how Filipino culture is a blend of Austronesian, Chinese, Spanish, and American influences. Specifically, it notes that Spanish colonial rule introduced Roman Catholicism, the encomienda system, the galleon trade, fiestas, parochial schools, and other cultural aspects. American rule then established a democratic government and prioritized education and the English language. The Americans also influenced Filipino family, economic, religious, and other values by introducing materialism and consumerism.

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    The document summarizes the cultural influences that have shaped modern Filipino culture. It describes how Filipino culture is a blend of Austronesian, Chinese, Spanish, and American influences. Specifically, it notes that Spanish colonial rule introduced Roman Catholicism, the encomienda system, the galleon trade, fiestas, parochial schools, and other cultural aspects. American rule then established a democratic government and prioritized education and the English language. The Americans also influenced Filipino family, economic, religious, and other values by introducing materialism and consumerism.

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    The Filipinos of the last quarter of the

    twentieth century are the sum total of the


    social strains and cultural elements that are
    Aeta, Indonesian, Malaysian, Hindu, Arabian,
    Chinese, Spanish, Americans; in short, the
    Filipinos are cosmopolitan in nature. They
    are both oriental and occidental.
    Spanish and American culture compose
    the Filipinos Occidentalism. Though
    centuries of colonial rule, the Spanish
    influence found its way into our religious,
    political, economic and educational life, as
    well as into our language, dress and diet.
    Spain introduce:
     Roman catholic
     The encomienda
     Galleon trade
     Fiesta
     Parochial school
     Municipal building
     Village plaza
     Compadre system
    The Americanization of the Filipino
    consisted mainly of the introduction of a
    democratic system of government. The
    American also popularized education as the
    most essential channel for social mobility
    and introduced the English language as the
    medium of instruction in the school system
    which they established in the Philippines.
    The Americans further infused new ideals
    pertaining to the family, economy,
    government, education, religion, recreation
    and health and wealth. Finally, the
    Americans also introduced into the Filipino
    way of life the values of materialism and
    consumerism.
    Cultural values can be inconsistent
    and contradictory. Values are not called
    full values unless they go through the
    cognitive, affective and behavioral
    process.
     Cognitive- after considering all choices
    and carefully thinking about these
    choices, a person makes a decision
    without any outside pressure.
     Affective- a persons choice is prized and
    cherished, and the person publicly affirm
    it. Ex. Saying “Teacher lang po ako.”
     Behavioral- if one values something, he
    or she shows this in his/her actions, acts
    positively about it, and does it habitually.
    A value is not a value unless it is acted in
    the context.

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