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Cultural Differences
(Socio-economic Status)
third class
serve another person or family as payment for debt
became an alipin when their family lose in a war with
another family
can go back to their previous status
as soon as they pay off their debts,
or if they marry a maharlika, who will
then pay for their debt
Types: saguiguilid; namamahay
2. Insulares
4. Indio
consists of the natives
the lowest class in the society
were stripped of their rights and freedom and were
forced to bow down to the Spanish colonizers
Cultural Variations
and Social Differences
(Ethnicity)
RACE
PHYSICAL
FEATURES
Skin color
Hair
Caucasoid
Mongoloid
Negroid
Fair
Yellowish
Dark
Eyes
Round
Others
High nose
bridge
Origin
Americas and
Curly; black
Almondshaped
Low to
medium nose
bridge
Large round
Asia
Africa
Low nose
bridge
Ethnolinguistic Groups
in the Philippines
There are eight major ethnolinguistic groups in the
country:
1. Ilokano,
5. Bikolano
2. Kapampangan,
6. Ilonggo
3. Pangasinense,
7. Cebuano and
4. Tagalog,
8. Waray-waray.
Other smaller ethnolinguistic groups are the Ibanag,
Ivatan, Sambal, Subanon, Maguindanaoan, and
Zambuangueo.