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M5.1: Galleon Trade (1565 - 1770s/1815). Ship-based global trade in silk…
M5.1: Galleon Trade (1565 - 1770s/1815). Ship-based global trade in silk and silver that were exchanged in manila between the spanish and the chinese. This is the reason the spanish stay to colonize the Philippines.
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Kinds of settlements
Classless: No terms to distinguish one social class from the other. No strict hierarchy, no permanent/minimal leadership roles. Leadership arises based on need (warfare, econ, trading). Economic activities: subsistence economy (are dependent on natural resources to provide basic needs, are small), also trade sometimes
Warrior: Hierarchy is based on skills in warfare (pangangayaw). Leaders are chosen based on their achievements in warfare. Raiding, trading, agriculture
Lowland coastal/river settlements: Are found in more accessible areas for trade and tend to be bigger. (Manila, Cebu, Butuan). Trade, agri, taxation, warring (depending on settlment)
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Sultanates: Basis of leadership is based on Islamic beliefs, to become a leader, one needs to have the bloodline of the Prophet Mohammed. Most complex forms of society at the the time. Raiding, trading, taxation, agri
Dynamics that lead to sociopolitical complexity (internal hierarchy and ability to make alliances with other external settlements)
Raiding/Warfare: Way to change the level of influence of different communities depending on who wins. This also helps in the collection of labor and resources
Trading: Ownership of prestige or luxury goods is a determinant of higher status. Evidence that they have good alliances.
Feasting: Teambuilding. Is a way to celebrate members of society (warriors, newlyweds) and redistribute wealth and help the community feel more loyal to its memebers. It helps atrract new members who are timawa or free men.
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Debt bondage: Slavery, indicating status and what kinds of labor you have to serve.
Timeline
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End: 1770s - 1815 (need to change the economic basis of the Philippines, revolution in mexico where they get the silver, industrial revolution)
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Spanish side context
Spanish are professional conquerors (reconquista) because of their history taking back their country from the Moors. They also participate in the Christian side of the crusades
They want to get spices, but these are very expensive and you have to trade with the Muslims
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