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    Ginie Lyn Q. Rosal is a student in section J5.12 with a class on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00-10:30 am. This document appears to be an assignment on the conflict between the Moros and Spaniards in the Philippines. It summarizes that the conflict started when the Spaniards arrived in 1565 to spread Christianity but encountered Muslim inhabitants known as Moros. The Moros resisted Spanish domination and fought to preserve their culture and self-governance, which led to clashes and hatred between the two groups over Spanish colonial oppression. While the Spaniards succeeded in invading some Muslim settlements, they did not fully influence Islam as various Muslim ethnic groups strongly united

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    Ginie Lyn Q. Rosal is a student in section J5.12 with a class on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:00-10:30 am. This document appears to be an assignment on the conflict between the Moros and Spaniards in the Philippines. It summarizes that the conflict started when the Spaniards arrived in 1565 to spread Christianity but encountered Muslim inhabitants known as Moros. The Moros resisted Spanish domination and fought to preserve their culture and self-governance, which led to clashes and hatred between the two groups over Spanish colonial oppression. While the Spaniards succeeded in invading some Muslim settlements, they did not fully influence Islam as various Muslim ethnic groups strongly united

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    Name: Ginie Lyn Q.

    Rosal
    Section: J5.12 (TFR 9:00-10:30)

    HIS003
    ASSIGNMENT NO. 4

    1. How did the conflict between Moros and Spaniards started?


    The Spaniards came to Philippines in 1565 to spread their agenda. At this time
    there were already Muslim Inhabitants and when the colonizers find out about them,
    they called them Moros, in the same manner, what they called those Muslim people in
    North Africa who had conquered and occupied Spain for nearly eight centuries. The
    Spaniards were struggling for independence from Moorish rule for hundred years and,
    that was the very reason for this intense dislike towards Islam by Spaniards, which they
    had brought when they came to the Philippines. Spaniards tend to attain when they
    colonized the Philippines was to spread and convert the natives into Christians and
    especially make Moros acknowledge the Spanish Dominion.

    But, since Islam rapidly spread in the Philippines for many years and Muslims
    resisted accepting calling themselves Moros and were against Spanish Government, it
    caused a clash between Muslims and Spaniards. The Moros rebelled to defend their
    rights to self-govern, preserved their culture against what they saw as a foreign and
    Christian assault. Due to the Spanish colonial oppression, the Moros build hatred, and
    the identity of Muslims from the Philippines shaped into what it is today.
    2. Did the Spaniards succeed in Influencing Islams?

    According to Dr. Cesar Adib Majul, the resistance of Muslims was described as
    the Moro wars and in his analysis, there were six stages in Moro Wars. During Spanish-
    Moro War, Spaniards assumed that if they toppled the Mindanao area, it would be
    easier for them to spread their power to Sulu and Brunei. But they found a fierce armed
    Muslim resistance and political power to oppose in these areas. They succeed in
    invading Muslim settlement in Manila under Rajah Sulayman in 1571. Also, they
    invaded Brunei that destroyed the sphere of influence of Islam in the northern part of the
    Philippines that forced Sulu Sultanate to stay in the South. The Spaniards made it to the
    Sulu Archipelago to explore and even threatened to attack. However, Muslim Ethnic
    groups from different provinces were strongly united to fight for their cultures and
    beliefs. The Moro-Spanish War ended when the American Colonizers came.

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