Women's Rights and Roles in Philippine History

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Ano ang nangyari sa mga kababaihan sa panahon ng pre-kolonyal?

  • Sila ay hindi binibigyan ng karapatan
  • Sila ay mayroong malalaking karapatan sa lalaki
  • Sila ay pag-aari ng mga lalaki at ilan sa kanila ay itinatago bilang binukot (correct)
  • Sila ay mayroong pantay na karapatan sa lalaki

Anong karapatan ang hindi pinapayagan sa mga kababaihan sa panahon ng Spanish era?

  • Karapatan sa pag-aari ng lupa
  • Karapatan sa paghihiwalay sa kanilang asawa (correct)
  • Karapatan sa pagpatay sa kanilang asawa kung nahuli sa ibang lalaki

Ano ang nangyari sa mga paaralan sa panahon ng American era?

  • Bumukas ang mga paaralan para sa parehong kasarian (correct)
  • Hindi nagbago ang kalagayan ng mga paaralan
  • Bumukas ang mga paaralan para sa mga kalalakihan ngunit hindi para sa mga kababaihan
  • Bumukas ang mga paaralan para sa mga kababaihan ngunit hindi para sa mga kalalakihan

Kailan naaprubahan ang women's suffrage?

<p>1937 (D)</p>
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Ano ang nangyayari sa mga kababaihan na nagpursigi ng karera sa kasalukuyan?

<p>(D)</p>
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Flashcards

Pre-Colonial Women's Status

During the pre-colonial period, women were considered property of men, and some were kept as binukot (kept women).

Spanish Era Women's Rights

During the Spanish era, women were denied the right to legally separate from their husbands.

American Era Education

During the American era, schools opened to both genders, allowing women access to education.

Women's Suffrage Approval

Women's suffrage, granting women the right to vote, was approved in 1937.

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Modern Women's Careers

Women are able to pursue careers while married in the present day.

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Study Notes

  1. Pre-colonial era: Women were owned by men and some were kept as binukot.
  2. Spanish era: Men had more rights than women, including the right to have multiple wives and kill their wives if caught with another man.
  3. Women had little property rights and could not divorce their husbands.
  4. Some women showed bravery during uprisings against the Spanish.
  5. American era: The idea of freedom, rights, and equality was introduced.
  6. Public schools were opened to both genders, allowing women of all social classes to receive an education.
  7. Women's suffrage was approved in 1937.
  8. Japanese era: Women participated in the fight against the Japanese.
  9. Women who pursued careers were not safe from harm.
  10. Present day: Efforts and laws are being made to give equal rights to women, men, and the LGBT community.

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