What was a barangay in ancient Philippines?, A harvest, A festival, A community, A weapon, Who led the barangay?, Babaylan, Farmer, Sultan, Datu, Who led the Sultanate?, Sultan, Datu, Trader, Babaylan, What did ancient laws help maintain?, Heavy taxes, Peace and order, More wars, Foreign rule, Which was covered by ancient laws?, Air travel, Computers, Electricity, Marriage, Which was also covered by ancient laws?, Inheritance, Television, Robots, Internet, Which issue was included in ancient laws?, Cars, Flights, Debts, Satellites, Which was a common punishment?, Medals, Fines, Titles, Vacations, What might a thief be required to do?, Build ships, Return property, Lead rituals, Buy weapons, Which was another punishment?, Community service, Free land, Royal feast, Gold reward, How were women treated in precolonial society?, As slaves, As strangers, As soldiers, With respect, What could women own?, Nothing, Crowns only, Property, Castles only, What could women inherit?, Only animals, Wealth, Only tools, Nothing, What economic activity could women join?, Trade, Mining only, Tax collecting, Sailing only, What personal choice could women make?, Choose taxes, Choose wars, Choose kings, Choose husbands, Where could women participate?, Pirate raids, Foreign courts, Community decisions, Army camps, Who was the Babaylan?, Village guard, Spiritual leader, Tax collector, Metal worker, The Babaylan was usually a ____., Warrior, Merchant, Woman, Child, Which role could the Babaylan perform?, Blacksmith, Hunter, Sailor, Healer, Which other role could the Babaylan perform?, Adviser, Carver, Farmer, Fisher, Agriculture was important for ____., Travel only, Music only, Food and livelihood, Games only, Which crop was grown by early Filipinos?, Wheat, Apple, Grapes, Rice, Which was another crop grown?, Pear, Corn, Cherry, Peach, Which was also grown for food?, Root crops, Pine trees, Cactus, Tulips, Which livelihood involved catching fish?, Blacksmithing, Carving, Fishing, Weaving, Which sea animal was commonly caught?, Crabs, Horses, Goats, Pigs, Which seafood was gathered?, Goats, Rice, Corn, Shellfish, Which animal was raised by early Filipinos?, Bears, Pigs, Lions, Tigers, Which bird was raised in husbandry?, Owls, Eagles, Chickens, Doves, Which work animal was raised?, Carabaos, Camels, Deer, Zebras, Which other animal was raised?, Monkeys, Foxes, Wolves, Goats, What is pottery?, Wood cutting, Clay making, Metal shaping, Fish catching, Pottery uses what material?, Clay, Glass, Iron, Stone, What is weaving?, Catching crabs, Planting rice, Melting metal, Making cloth, Which item could be made by weaving?, Swords, Mats, Spears, Plows, What is wood carving?, Trading goods, Cooking food, Shaping wood, Making laws, What is blacksmithing?, Metal working, Basket making, Rice planting, Fish drying, Blacksmiths usually made ____., Rice and corn, Cloth and mats, Tools and weapons, Fish and crabs, What system used no money?, Road system, Barter system, Tax system, School system, The barter system means ____., Coin saving, Debt paying, Gold mining, Goods exchange, Why was trade important?, Exchange needs, Build temples, Start wars, Avoid farming, Which was an important leader to remember?, Judge, Mayor, Datu, Captain, Which leader was linked to religion and healing?, Farmer, Babaylan, Datu, Sultan, Which livelihood made baskets and mats?, Fishing, Blacksmithing, Hunting, Weaving, Which livelihood was a major food source?, Carving, Blacksmithing, Agriculture, Pottery

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