Question

what are the key points of pre colonial period

Answer 1

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Early literature is classified as oral and written. The ancient folks used native syllabary and wrote on fragile materials. They also used pointed objects like sticks, daggers, and irons as pens. Mimetic dances often accompanied the songs and rituals and were the precursors of drama form.

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Answer 2

The key points of the pre-colonial period are as follows:

• Development and mastery of indigenous fighting techniques [further citations needed].
• high regard for the natural world, including the spiritual realms and its beings, which are all seen as components of all the affairs of every life on earth and thus are conceptualized as an interconnected web where one action has an impact on the other, whether directly or indirectly.
• creation of a structured network of communities with rules protecting people, nature, and the supernatural as well as promoting social wellbeing.
• expansion of native educational institutions and literary traditions by emphasizing belief systems, epics, and other media that convey the virtues of an egalitarian society
• and widespread literacy among both sexes in indigenous writing systems like the Baybayin writing system.
• a sociable culture built on agreements for peace, travel by land and sea, social events, and tolerance of ethnic differences.
• using a number of techniques to end conflicts and crises, including divine intervention, holy peace pacts, public consultations, and community interference.
• Creation of innovative craft techniques for non-agricultural and non-military uses, such as clothing, ceramics, and ornaments, while taking into account the environment's wildlife and the sustainability of its resources.
• Development of indigenous culinary and therapeutic skills, including medicinal procedures, as well as their accompanying items and foods that were sustainably sourced since those civilizations were respectful of nature
• enhancement of the fine arts with a concentration on, among many other things, calligraphy, performing arts, artisan arts, and folk literature.
• High regard for equal rights, particularly in matriarchal societies of pre-colonial ethnic groups, includes the legality of divorce, equality of stand on decision-making from any gender, retention of names after marriage whether women or men and equality of suitability of any work for any gender.

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