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    Assignment #1 has two parts: 1) Construct a word table comparing Filipino words to their equivalents in Austronesian languages. 2) Read the article "Kalantiaw: The Code that Never Was" and write a 500-word reaction paper addressing how the author evaluated the Code's historical validity, what the findings suggest about pre-colonial Filipino society, and how to check the validity of historical posts online before liking or sharing. The deadline for the assignment is September 8, 2017.

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    Assignment #1 September 6, 2017 - KAS 1 Deadline: September 8, 2017

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    Assignment #1 has two parts: 1) Construct a word table comparing Filipino words to their equivalents in Austronesian languages. 2) Read the article "Kalantiaw: The Code that Never Was" and write a 500-word reaction paper addressing how the author evaluated the Code's historical validity, what the findings suggest about pre-colonial Filipino society, and how to check the validity of historical posts online before liking or sharing. The deadline for the assignment is September 8, 2017.

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    Assignment #1

    September 6, 2017 KAS 1

    Deadline: September 8, 2017

    I. Construct a word table of selected terms in Filipino and their equivalent in Austronesian
    languages. Enumerate as many words as you can.

    Filipino word/term Equivalent word/term in Austronesian languages

    II. Read the article Kalantiaw: The Code that Never Was written by William Henry Scott. In a
    500-word essay, write a reaction paper on the article, bearing in mind the following
    questions:
    1. How was the Codes historical validity evaluated by the author?
    2. What do the findings of the author suggest about pre-colonial Filipino society?
    3. We are said to be living in the post-truth world where facts have become less appealing
    and alternative facts about history are circulating online. How will you check the validity of
    a historical post on Facebook before clicking like or worse, share?

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