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Lesson 12 Nationalism and Patriotism

The document discusses the definition of terms related to national service training programs and volunteerism. It also covers different types and structures of volunteerism as well as different types of volunteers. The document provides background on the development of Filipino nationalism starting from the pre-colonial era up until the Spanish colonial period.

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Lesson 12 Nationalism and Patriotism

The document discusses the definition of terms related to national service training programs and volunteerism. It also covers different types and structures of volunteerism as well as different types of volunteers. The document provides background on the development of Filipino nationalism starting from the pre-colonial era up until the Spanish colonial period.

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National Service Training

Program
Content of Discussion
 Definition of Terms
 Different Types of Volunteerism
 Different Structures of Volunteerism
 Different Types of Volunteers
 International Year of Volunteers
Definition of Terms
Filipino nationalism
 Filipino nationalism refers to the
establishment and support of a
political identity associated with the
modern nation-state of the Philippines,
leading to a wide-ranging campaign for
political, social, and economic freedom
in the Philippines.
Filipino Patriotism
 Patriotism or national pride is the feeling of
love, devotion, and sense of attachment to
a homeland or the country and alliance with
other citizens who share the same
sentiment to create a feeling of oneness
among the people. This attachment can be
a combination of many different feelings,
language relating to one's own homeland,
including ethnic, cultural, political or
historical aspects
Background Filipino nationalism
 In the years before the 11th century,
the Philippines was divided into
numerous principalities known as
barangays, a name derived from
Malayan boats called balangays. These
small political units were ruled by
datus, rajahs or sultans.
 We started with diverse governments
Background Filipino nationalism
 In 1565, European colonization began
in earnest with the leadership of
Spanish explorer Miguel López de
Legazpi
 his Spanish colonization united the
Philippine archipelago into a single
political entity.
The start of Filipino nationalism
 The term "Filipino" originally referred
to the Spanish criollos of the
Philippines. During their 333-year rule
of the Philippines, the Spanish rulers
referred the natives as indios
 Spanish-born Spaniards or mainland
Spaniards residing in the Philippines
were referred to as Peninsulares.
The start of Filipino nationalism
 The sense of national consciousness came
from the Creoles, who now regard
themselves as "Filipino". It was brought to its
advent by three major factors:
1) economy,
2) education and
3) secularization of parishes.
 These factors contributed to the birth of the
Filipino Nationalism.
Development of
Filipino
Nationalism
End of Discussion

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