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The following dates are important:
The following dates are important:


'''1521: ''' The Philippines is discovered by Europe.
'''1521:''' The Philippines is discovered by Europe.


'''1762'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; The early Spanish colonization period.</nowiki>
'''1762''' The early Spanish colonization period.


'''1571:&nbsp;''' Regular trade established between the Spaniards and the Chinese.
'''1571:&nbsp;''' Regular trade established between the Spaniards and the Chinese.
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'''1820:&nbsp;''' Social and economic changes as the Port 72 of Manila opened to foreign commerce.
'''1820:&nbsp;''' Social and economic changes as the Port 72 of Manila opened to foreign commerce.


'''1868'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; Spanish Revolution. Queen Isabella II deposed.</nowiki>
'''1868''': Spanish Revolution. Queen Isabella II deposed.


'''1898'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; Spanish-American War.</nowiki>
'''1898''':&nbsp; Spanish-American War.


'''1898'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; 12 June. Declaration of Philippine independence from Spaniards.</nowiki>
'''1898'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; 12 June. Declaration of Philippine independence from Spaniards.</nowiki>


'''1899-''''''1935''''''<nowiki>:&nbsp;</nowiki>'''First phase of American rule.<br>''''''
'''1899-1935''':&nbsp; ''First phase of American rule.''


'''1934:&nbsp;''' First constitution.
'''1934:&nbsp;''' First constitution.
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In 1952 the Bureau of Public Schools began collecting and compiling local histories, legends, customs, traditions, and even songs and poems. Local schoolteachers led this work and although much of the information is undocumented and secondary, you can gather much information from these sources. These records are in the Philippine National Library’s Filipiniana collection and in libraries throughout the Philippines.
In 1952 the Bureau of Public Schools began collecting and compiling local histories, legends, customs, traditions, and even songs and poems. Local schoolteachers led this work and although much of the information is undocumented and secondary, you can gather much information from these sources. These records are in the Philippine National Library’s Filipiniana collection and in libraries throughout the Philippines.


=== Web Sites ===
===External Links===
*http://www.nlp.gov.ph/


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