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 Quarter 1 – Module 5 Nations and States in the
Context of Globalization

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Lesson 5 Nations and States in the Context of
Globalization

FEMALE Ethnic group

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Recorded Philippine history began in the 13th century
when 10 datus from Borneo, each with a hundred of
his kinsmen, landed in what is now Panay Island in the
Visayas. When the Spanish arrived in 1565, the
Philippines did not have a national identity. Instead,
the archipelago was comprised of hundreds of
territories occupied by different tribal groups who
fought and traded with one another. It was already a
major cultural and trade crossroads. For hundred
years, Chinese, Japanese, Malays and even Hindus
traded here.
The islands of the Philippines are inhabited by a
number of different ethnic groups. The
majority of the population is composed of
ethnolinguistic groups whose languages
are Austronesian also known as Malayo-Polynesian in
origin. Many of these groups
converted to Christianity, particularly the lowland-
coastal groups, and adopted many
foreign elements of culture.
Cebuano, Ilocano, Pangasinense, Kapampangan,
Tagalog, Bicolano, Waray, Surigaono
n, Zamboangueño and Hiligaynon who are also called
Ilonggo are Philippines’ ethnic
groups.
The culture of the Philippines comprises a blend of
traditional Filipino and Spanish
Catholic traditions, with influences from America and
other parts of Asia
In 1935, the Commonwealth of the Philippines
was established with U.S. approval, and Manuel
Quezon was elected the country's first president.
On July 4, 1946, full independence was granted
to the Republic of the Philippines by the United
States.
Fast forward, the Philippines as an independent
state in the conduct of its foreign relations
joined international organizations. Some have
attributed an unprecedented period of peace and
prosperity to globalization as it has spurred
growth and productivity as well as expanding
opportunities for businesses, investors, and
workers.
What’s In: JUMBLED WORDS

1. PNULTOAPOI = 2. GERNOVMTEN

POPULATIO GOVERNMENT
N
What’s In: JUMBLED WORDS

3. TYREROTIR 4. SVOERTENGYI

TERRITORY
SOVEREIGNT
Y
What’s In: JUMBLED WORDS

5. NTINOA 6. POPELE

NATION PEOPLE
What’s In: JUMBLED WORDS

8.
7. SATET IDPNECNEDENE

STATE INDEPENDENC
E
What’s In: JUMBLED WORDS

9. ETHCIN 10. CRUTLUE

ETHNIC CULTURE
WHATS NEW
Have you heard of One-China Policy?
It is the diplomatic
acknowledgement of China's
position that there is only one
Chinese government. Under the
policy, the US recognizes and
has formal ties with China rather
than the island of Taiwan, which
China sees as a breakaway
province to be reunified with the
mainland one day.
WHATS NEW
 Have you heard of the Kurds who inhabit in
Turkey, Syria, and Iraq?
Kurdish nationalist movements have dreamed of an independent state
ever since the breakup of the Ottoman Empire early last century and the
birth of the modern Middle East. Now, Iraq’s Kurds are taking steps
toward that elusive goal. Preliminary results suggest they voted for
independence in a referendum Monday. Leaders of Iraq’s
semiautonomous Kurdish region say a “yes” verdict will mark the
beginning of a separation process rather than an abrupt splintering from
the rest of the country. Iraq’s national government, as well as the
country’s neighbors -- many with their own restive Kurdish minorities --
opposed the vote and have threatened to undermine moves toward
secession.
Activity 4: MIND MAPPING

Instructions: The following situations require

your agreement or disagreement. Write agree
or disagree on the column after each situation,
and then, write supporting statements of your
choice on the succeeding column. Each
response is worth 5 points. Bases for rating:
Content or substance of ideas - 3 points
Clarity of thought - 2 points Total =5 points
No. Situations Agree/ Statements to
Disagree support your choice
1. Foreign films shown in
Philippine movie theaters
2. Foreign languages as
elective subjects in senior
high school.
3. Professionals/Degree holders
working abroad

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4. Foreign corporations doing
business in the Philippines.
5. Addition of two years to the
former four-year high school
curriculum.
 What is it?

● IS PHILIPPINES A STATE?
CONCEPTS OF STATE The term state must satisfy the following
elements: 1. Fixed territory 2. Population 3. Sovereignty/Legitimate
Authority 4. Government Philippines is a state because of Article 1 of
the 1987 constitution defining the national territory. Per 2019 national
census, there are 110 m Filipinos. It has sovereignty as it exercises
ultimate or legitimate authority over the affairs of the government and
has a form of government which is presidential, democratic, republican,
and unitary.
● Sovereignty is one of the indispensable attributes or elements of a
state. It means that a country is independent from
external control and imposes obedience upon its people
through enactment or enforcement of laws. The term
state is a political concept. State is synonymous with the
term country. So, the President if both the head of the
state and the head of the government. Note: • The
absence of one element or more render the concept of
state useless. •.
● IS PHILIPPINES A NATION?

Concepts of Nation The term nation simply means people. The

Filipino nation means the Filipino people. Nation consists of a distinct
population of people that are bound together by a common culture,
history, ethnicity, psychological make-up, and tradition who are
typically concentrated within specific geographical region. Nation is an
ethnic concept. The idea that people of a nation are connected to each
other is called nationalism.
● WHAT IS MEANT BY GLOBALIZATION?

Globalization is the word used to describe the growing

interdependence of the world’s economies, cultures, and populations,
brought about by cross-border trade in goods and services, technology,
and flows of investment, people, and information. Countries have built
economic partnerships to facilitate these movements over many
centuries. This term refers to international trade and some of the
investment flows among advanced economies.
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WHAT’S MORE:Shares of world economic ouputs in 2019
 WHAT’S MORE: Graph analysis

QUESTIONS:

1.What are the 3 largest economies in the world?

2.What percentage of the worlds economic share Philippines

have contributed?

3.Does combining Japan and China’s contribution to world

economy would surpass US? No/Yes explain your answer
What I Have Learned
COMPARE AND CONTRAST Instructions: In each side, write the differences between nation and state while at the center
write the similarities between the two in the Venn Diagram. Copy and answer it on your answer sheet.

DFGDFGDF

NATION STATE

SIMILARITIES
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What I Can Do
I AM A CITIZEN OF THE WORLD!

You represent the nation as person who belongs to the State of the Philippines. To achieve
development in all areas of the country’s affairs, the Philippines has to embark on fostering
relations with countries through globalization which requires mutual cooperation and exchange of
systems that 21st century demands.

Instructions: On a separate sheet of paper, draw yourself as the nation, the Philippine flag in your
heart to symbolize the state, and in your head are as many sprouting bubbles to contain areas of
development that are associated with globalization. This activity is worth twenty (20) points.

Bases for rating:

Substance or content of ideas - 15 points
Originality of ideas and style of writing - 5 points
Total = 20 points
Additional Activities`: ARGUMENT ESSAY

Instructions: Your answer to the statement below shall include your position either
you are in favor or against globalization. After doing so, provide facts to support your
stand. Write you answer on a piece of paper.

“Globalization is a bane (miserable) or boon (beneficial) for the Philippines.”

Bases for rating:

Contents or substance of ideas -15 points
Originality and style - 5 points
Relevance - 5 points
TOTAL = 25 points
THANK YOU AND lets enjoy our
school break

joAN TOMARONG
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