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    Women in 19th century Philippines had limited social and political freedoms. They were confined to their homes and allowed to study only to become wives and mothers. Women could not socialize with men or pursue professional careers. Politically, only men were allowed to vote and hold government positions. The Philippines was a colony of Spain and ruled by a governor-general under a monarchial system. There was corruption among Spanish officials who wasted money collected from Filipinos. Society consisted of three classes, with native Filipinos comprising the lowest class.

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    Women in 19th century Philippines had limited social and political freedoms. They were confined to their homes and allowed to study only to become wives and mothers. Women could not socialize with men or pursue professional careers. Politically, only men were allowed to vote and hold government positions. The Philippines was a colony of Spain and ruled by a governor-general under a monarchial system. There was corruption among Spanish officials who wasted money collected from Filipinos. Society consisted of three classes, with native Filipinos comprising the lowest class.

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    19th CENTURY PHILIPPINES

    SOCIAL POLITICAL ECONOMIC CULTURAL

    Women were allowed


    to stay only in their
    homes and in schools
    that is exclusively for
    them under the
    supervision of nuns.

    They were not


    allowed to study
    about different
    profession or field
    of study that
    requires
    application in the
    society. They only
    teach how to be a
    good wife and
    mother.

    Women
    were not
    free to
    socialize Social
    with men.. culture
    ranked into
    three
    groups:

    >HIGHEST CLASS
    `

    The Philippines is under


    the colony of Spain and
    the monarchy

    The head of
    the Philippines
    Only men
    is the
    were allowed
    governor-
    to vote.
    general

    There were
    too
    Women
    complicated were not
    functions to allowed to
    the unions of take a
    the church position
    and the state

    There was an appointment


    of officials with inferior
    qualifications, without
    dedication of duty and
    moral strength to resist
    corruption for material
     The Spanish officials
    advancement. Through the
     The Peninsulares (Spaniards
    who were born in Spain) power and authority the
     The Friars Spaniards possess, they
    collected and wasted the
    money of the Filipinos
    >MIDDLE
    CLASS→ Natives 
    →The Mestizos

    >LOWES
    T CLASS
    → The Indios

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