Category: Araling Panlipunan

The 1899 Malolos Constitution holds a special place in Asian political history. Written during the First Philippine Republic, it offered a clear plan for a modern state. It came soon after the end of...

Many histories of the Philippine Revolution focus on famous men. Yet women shaped the struggle in key ways. They carried messages, hid papers, raised funds, and gave safe space to rebels. Some also fought,...

The Philippine struggle for freedom in the late nineteenth century followed two main tracks. One was reform through ideas and law. The other was revolt through organized force. These tracks are often called the...

The galleon trade linked the Philippines to the world for the first time on a large scale. From 1565 to 1815, Spanish ships sailed between Manila and Acapulco in Mexico. These voyages carried silver,...

The Magna Carta, sealed in 1215, is often called a starting point for modern human rights. It was not written as a broad charter for all people. It was a peace deal between King...

The Industrial Revolution changed how people worked, lived, and earned a wage. It began in Britain in the late eighteenth century and spread across Europe and North America. New machines, new power sources, and...

The Roman Empire remains one of history’s most studied states. It ruled wide lands, built strong roads, and shaped law and language. Yet it also declined and broke apart in the West. Historians still...

The Silk Road was not one road. It was a wide network of land and sea routes that linked East Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe. From about 200 BCE to...

Noong Disyembre 20, 1863, inilabas ng gobyernong Espanyol ang Dekretong Pang-edukasyon ng 1863, na nagtakda ng unang sistematikong pampublikong edukasyon sa Pilipinas. Layunin nitong gawing mas accessible ang edukasyon sa mga Pilipino, na noon...