Spanish Colonial Era In 1521, Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan arrived in the Philippines and claimed the islands for Spain. Over the next several decades, Spanish colonizers established settlements and converted the indigenous population to Christianity. The Philippines became a Spanish colony known ...
Spanish Colonial Era (1521–1898) The Philippines was first discovered by Europeans in1521, whenFerdinand Magellan, a Portuguese explorer sailing for Spain, arrived in the islands. Although Magellan was killed in theBattle of Mactanby the forces ofLapu-Lapu, a local ruler, Spain eventually coloniz...
The Philippines lies in the "coffee belt," a region conducive to growing quality coffee trees. The country's coffee cultivation dates back to the 18th century during the Spanish colonial era. Thanks to its rich volcanic soil and warm climate, the archipelago once stood as one of the world's...
TheSpanish Philippineswas actually controlled by the government of Spanish North America prior toMexican independencein 1810. Throughout the Spanish colonial era, the people of the Philippines staged a number of uprisings. The final, successful revolt began in 1896 and was marred by the executions ...
This chapter examines the human background of the country from its early settlement to the end of the Spanish colonial era. Different theories have been presented to explain the initial settlement ofdoi:10.1007/978-3-319-51926-5_4Boquet
Catch a glimpse of the rich Philippine history on a full day tour to Manila’s heritage sites. Visit historical landmarks such as the Rizal Park, the National Museum, and Intramuros. Experience dining in Filipino-Spanish colonial era-style at Bistro Remedios in Malate. ...
1 - From prehistoric era to the end of the Spanish colony Prehistoric era DateYearCultural, natural, social and political events -250 000 BCTool findings in the Cagayan Valley (Northern Luzon) -50 000 BCManufacture of stone tools in the Tablon Cave in Palawan. A skull finding is dated abou...
Manila’s rich cultural heritage dates back to the Spanish colonial era. This heritage is reflected in the city’s architecture, food, and way of life. The city has many historical landmarks, such as the Intramuros walled city, which are perfect for expats who love to explore. ...
The first paintings were commissionned works during the Spanish colonial era. Since most art produced during the first two centuries of Spanish occupation were for the church, the friars enforced strict supervision over their production. Until the 19th century, art was only for the church and reli...
Iloilo occupies a major southeast portion of the Visayan Island of Panay. As a leading province during the Spanish Colonial Era, the province is widely known for its beautiful old world architecture similar to that of Latin American Countries. It’s home to the UNESCO World Heritage Miag-ao ...