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Redactor0
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Who was "civilized" c, the1890s. I've got an atlas from 1941 where apparently the Americans divided them into "civilized", "semi-civilized", and uncivilized.
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Where's Negro Island?
!historychads
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Up your butt
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That's a map of Latinx Christians in red, new Christians and infidels in yellow, and Moors in green.
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I like how the Negritos just get an N.
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We're in the red sections yes.
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I'm not even sure where
@Redactor0 pulled this from. 
Nueva Vizcaya and the northern portions of the island are mountainous and thus were less developed for a long time. I'm surprised it labels Benguet in the yellow though since Baguio which is located there has always been the "summer capital" to get away from the tropical heat.
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Wiki says that the Spaniards only founded Baguio pretty late though
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But this map is from the 1890s?
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Reddit.
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