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    Precolonial Vs 20th Century

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    Pre-colonial Philippine society had (1) greater respect for women's roles in politics and religion, (2) more tolerance of behaviors like homosexuality and polygamy that are now less accepted due to religion, and (3) a system where rulers' power came from the people's consent rather than being unquestioned. In contrast, modern Philippine society struggles with (1) limited opportunities and representation for women, (2) less tolerance of behaviors prohibited by dominant religions, and (3) a disconnect between people and their government.

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    Precolonial Vs 20th Century

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    Pre-colonial Philippine society had (1) greater respect for women's roles in politics and religion, (2) more tolerance of behaviors like homosexuality and polygamy that are now less accepted due to religion, and (3) a system where rulers' power came from the people's consent rather than being unquestioned. In contrast, modern Philippine society struggles with (1) limited opportunities and representation for women, (2) less tolerance of behaviors prohibited by dominant religions, and (3) a disconnect between people and their government.

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    It's better to live in pre-colonial than in 20th century

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    Precolonial vs 20th century

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    Pre-colonial Philippine society had (1) greater respect for women's roles in politics and religion, (2) more tolerance of behaviors like homosexuality and polygamy that are now less accepted due to religion, and (3) a system where rulers' power came from the people's consent rather than being unquestioned. In contrast, modern Philippine society struggles with (1) limited opportunities and representation for women, (2) less tolerance of behaviors prohibited by dominant religions, and (3) a disconnect between people and their government.

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    Precolonial Vs 20th Century

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    Pre-colonial Philippine society had (1) greater respect for women's roles in politics and religion, (2) more tolerance of behaviors like homosexuality and polygamy that are now less accepted due to religion, and (3) a system where rulers' power came from the people's consent rather than being unquestioned. In contrast, modern Philippine society struggles with (1) limited opportunities and representation for women, (2) less tolerance of behaviors prohibited by dominant religions, and (3) a disconnect between people and their government.

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    PRE- When was

    21st Century
    COLONIAL life better?

    Gender Equality
    Our pre-colonial period has a great
    respect to the women because
    women back then holding great
    weight in matters of politics and
    religion while in the 21st century,
    women has equal opportunity like
    men but it is somewhat limited
    because executive, managerial
    position are mostly offered to men.

    Tolerance within the Society

    The society back then was is tolerating


    some things that our society today
    can’t easily accept because of religion.
    Homosexual and polygamy is largely
    tolerated in the pre-colonial period
    but now because of religion
    specifically Catholic they are really
    opposing this kind things because it
    contradict the writings in the Bible.
    People’s Power against Government
    Going by the evidence, we could say
    that our ancestors already practiced an
    early version of the Social Contract,
    which espoused the view that rulers
    owe their right to rule on the basis of
    the people’s consent. But a sad truth
    today was people is silent, blind, and
    deaf about the doing of our
    government.
    Economy
    In terms of food, our forefathers did
    not suffer from any lack thereof.
    Blessed with such a resource-rich
    country, they had enough for
    themselves and their families. The
    Philippines faces serious hunger and
    poverty. Conflicts between the Moro
    Islamic Liberation Front and the
    Filipino government in addition to the
    frequent natural disasters have only
    intensified the existing food
    insecurity.
    Foreign Relations
    Our ancestors has established trading
    and diplomatic relations with countries
    as far away as the Middle East and
    China. We create a harmonious relation
    with these countries because it is said
    that our ancestors our very hospitable
    and honest. But today we have conflicts
    in many countries because of some
    violations in human rights that is
    happening to the Philippines
    Legislative and Judiciary
    Life in pre-colonial Philippines was
    governed by a set of statutes, both
    unwritten and written, and contained
    provisions with regards to civil and
    criminal laws. On the present time the
    process of making a law is very
    complicated and complex because in
    undergoes a long process of approving
    a bill before it become a law.

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