The royal class who included the datu and his relatives

(a)  

The middle group was composed of freemen called the (a)   . This group consisted of warriors and business and trade owners.

Slash-and-burntype of farming

(a)  

A kind of boat

(a)  

Women used this for weaving

(a)  

The slave who can be sold and did the hard work outside the house

(a)  

A large knife

(a)  

Used in catching fish

(a)  

Pearls and corals from the seas are used for (a)   .

Used in manufacturing arms and bolo

(a)  

A slave who cannot be sold, lived and eat with their master and served them at home.

(a)  

The third and lowest level in the Philippine society and were dependents tasked to serve their master

(a)  

Sea vessel

(a)  

Used in lowlands where the plain land was tilled.

(a)  

Consisted of community leaders like the datu, rajah sultan, and lakan, and their relatives.

(a)  

Serves not as an all-powerful ruler, but more of an administrator of the village or community so that it can survive.

(a)  

An exchange of goods and products without the use of money.

(a)  

The traders used boats in carrying and delivering products.

(a)  

They brought with them the religion of Islam. Traded their brassware, metalware, rugs, and ceramics for native products.

(a)  

They brought products such as jars, umbrellas, mirrors, gongs, porcelains, and textiles. Foods like lumpiya, siopao, and pansit came from them.

(a)  

Taught the natives how to make farm implements, weapons, and jewelry but had little cultural influence on the Filipinos.

(a)  

These were traders from the Indochina Peninsula.

(a)