Purpose of cedula during Spanish colonial rule TASKS: 1. Research and compare briefly the use of cedula during the Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines to its current purpose. Today’s purpose of cedula​

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The cedula is a reminder of Spain's tyranny against Filipinos who were branded as “indios” during the invaders' 300-year rule. It's a piece of paper that symbolizes the Spaniards' oppression and tearing the same means the start of our fight for freedom and independence. During the Spaniard rule, cedula is issued to Filipinos to pay their taxes to the Spanish government.

Nowadays, cedula is a one-fourth sheet of paper that acknowledges your membership or registration as a resident in a town or city. This is needed to perform a process such as acquiring a national ID or taking part in a legal process.

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