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The document summarizes key facts about the Igorots, an indigenous people group from northern Luzon in the Philippines. The Igorots often defended their land from outsiders as the land was integral to their way of life and identity. They viewed the land as being connected to them like an unborn child is connected to its mother by the umbilical cord. Different Igorot groups lived in dense villages or small family farms, growing wet or dry rice. Their culture included metalworking, weaving, and woodcarving. They had spiritual beliefs involving ancestors and conducted rituals to appease spirits. Their political structure was limited to the local community level.

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The document summarizes key facts about the Igorots, an indigenous people group from northern Luzon in the Philippines. The Igorots often defended their land from outsiders as the land was integral to their way of life and identity. They viewed the land as being connected to them like an unborn child is connected to its mother by the umbilical cord. Different Igorot groups lived in dense villages or small family farms, growing wet or dry rice. Their culture included metalworking, weaving, and woodcarving. They had spiritual beliefs involving ancestors and conducted rituals to appease spirits. Their political structure was limited to the local community level.

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Name: Marpolo Joaquin Z.

Sevilla Year nad Section: BPA 2-B

LEARNING ACTIVITY 2 (PIC)


Research about one (1) local IP. In a long bond paper, print out (or cut out from old magazines and
paste, or sketch your drawing) an interesting picture/image/illustration of the particular IP of your
choice (do not exceed half of the space of the long bond paper). Below the picture/image/illustration,
encode (or write down) interesting facts about the IP. ONE PAGE ONLY.

The Igorots
Indigenous people (IP’s) call the Igorots (derived from the Spanish expression "Ygollotes" or mountain

people) of the Cordillera Region of Northern Luzon in the Northern Philippines often defending their

family reasons from strange criminals as they take the land as a life where their way of life and

personality are formed. According to Igorot, it is related to the earth as an unborn child that connects

the mother to the umbilical cord. At a time when their territory is weakening it will mean that their

purpose, their possessions and their personalities are dying, they must, like their ancestors, fight the

enemy at all costs and defend the human world in the future. This obligation lasted for many years and

the saints and saints of the Igorot community were made to be fulfilled as incentives to continue the

light to protect the earth. The two collections that can be made by the Igorots as a whole, in the

broadest sense, include groups of people from a larger country who make wet rice, often trampling like

a mountain and consisting of groups of people from rainforest regions, who grow dry rice in vegetable-

growing areas. Within the Nabaloi or Ibaloi, Kankanay (Kankanai), Lepanto or northern Kankanay, Bontoc

(Bontok), south of Kalinga, and Tinggian areas almost all live in dense cities, but one ethnic group,

Ifugao, has small family farms that are all exploited with rice terraces. Subsequent collections of

Gaddang, north of Kalinga, and Isneg or Apayao are found in fine living quarters or on farms where new

gardens are opened as dirt some of Gaddang's live in tree houses. Common social objects in Igorot groups

in general remember the iron-to-metal performance, weaving, and creature-turning. They trust in

spirits, including their ancestors, and they have sophisticated rituals to satisfy their curiosity. There are

no parties or families, and the political party is severely restricted at the city level.

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