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2. The growth of Cordilleran identity spurred due to intrusions in their territories and the assertion of self-_____________.
4. Parcels are identified for swiddens and payew-rice planting areas and later become ____________ for families and individuals.
8. Pertains to the whole of the [ancestral] domain of the settlers.
9. In Cordillera societies, all cultural communities have developed values that sustain life, and one of the most shared values is ____________.
10. Cordillerans believe in a Supreme Being and the existence of the ____________ who may be guiding them.
14. Cordillerans have trained their brethren to be nurses, midwives, doctors, and other medical professionals using remedies from the ____________ available in their settlements.
15. refers to non-physical cultural elements that are transmitted orally, socially, or through performance, and are deeply ingrained in the identity of a community.
16. Cordillerans have developed a Calendar System based on natural ____________ and base their activities on these indicators.
18. The establishment of ____________ was even forced when national and global agendas interceded with the self-determination of the people within their domain.
20. refers to natural features and ecosystems with ecological, biological, geological, or scenic value.

1. refers to the inherited or passed-down aspects of culture that are considered valuable and significant to a group or society.
3. Indigenous peoples believe that every creation has a ____________.
5. the aspiration of Indigenous Cultural Communities (ICCs) to include their heritage in formal education.
6. Cordillera is home to several indigenous peoples, and the major groups are described as ____________ such as Applai, Balangao, Bontoc, and more.
7. mainstreaming IP heritage in formal education is a victory over historical ____________ of IPS and ICCs.
8. the loss of interest and ignorance of the youth to their very own heritage is due to ____________ marginalization.
11. Cordillera is home to several indigenous peoples who have inhabited the region for thousands of years.
12. The concept of territoriality among the people changed from shared spaces to __________.
13. refers to the shared beliefs, values, behaviors, practices, and norms of a group of people.
17. The approach that assumes mountain groups were initially lowland settlers pushed high into the mountains by more powerful groups.
19. refers to physical, touchable, and material cultural artifacts, sites, and structures that have historical, artistic, architectural, or archaeological significance