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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required 657. The 2nd Period of the Spanish Era of Philippine History: Our Spanish Heritage For 3 centuries of Spanish colonization Much from the Spaniards was gained by our nation From government & economy to society & culture We became Hispanized even in language & literature In government, our barangays led by datus became headed by cabezas Gobernadorcillos ruled the municipios & alcaldes governed the provincias Gobernador-Heneral became the head of the whole archipelago In behalf of the Spanish King or through the Viceroy of Mexico In economy, we engaged in Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade Foods & goods were exchanged, taxes & tributes were paid For the sake of the monarchy & the feudal estates called encomiendas For churches & infrastructures built by forced labor of polistas In society & culture, we practiced the Catholic religion It became the faith of almost our entire nation Even our language & literature became Hispanized With Christian & Spanish names & surnames we were baptized This is the 2nd Period of Spanish Era – Our Spanish Heritage This legacy & way of life endured from age to age They subdued us with their sword & the Holy Cross God through them had made Jesus Christ the Filipinos' spiritual boss. -05/14/2019 *Periods on the Eras of the Philippine History
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