A continuing Past 1 Flashcards
By 1907, their leader, a foreman named Kyosaburo S. Ohta, had formed the ____. An agricultural corporation, it leased public lands which it devoted principally to hemp.
Ohta Development Company
Hemp prices rose during World War I and Japanese investments poured into ____. Japanese corporations bought American landholdings.
Davao
By 1935, the Japanese accounted for
80 percent of the ___ production of Davao which was 48 percent of the country’s total production?
abaca
This law limited Japanese entry to 500 a year
Philippine Immigration Law
Associations were formed to disseminate Japanese culture and teach the Japanese language to Filipinos. In 1941, Japanese corporations even financed a newspaper of their own, the ____
Davao Nichi Nichi
Radio program sponsored by the Japanese
Land of Cherry Blossom
A deep colonial consciousness had produced in the ordinary Filipino this childlike reliance on the United States as his invincible protector, On the eve of war, the symbol of this invincibility for the man on the street was ___
General Douglas MacArthur
Throughout the Japanese occupation ____ became for most Filipinos a symbol Of hope, the awaited demi-god whose decisions, when he did return, vitally affected the nation.
General Douglas MacArthur
Commanding general of the U.S. armed forces in the Philippines
General Arthur MacArthur
the __ and __accepted Japan’s paramount interest in Korea and Southern Manchuria in exchange for recognition of American supremacy in the Philippines.
Taft-Katsura agreement of 1905 and the Root-Takahira agreement of 1908
As early as 1905, the United States already feared that Japan might eventually seize the Philippines.
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In -1925, contingency plans for a war between the United States and Japan (code-named ____) envisioned only
the defense of Manila Bay and the tiny island of Corregidor for six months until the garrison could be reinforced or relieved.
War Plan Orange
MacArthur received the new war plan, ___. He noted with chagrin that it contemplated a defense of only the entrances to Manila and Subic bays, no reinforcements were to be sent, and consequent loss of the Philippines
was implied, in which he then protested against.
Rainbow-5
was the result of the conjuncture of the unarticulated strivings of the people
and the articulations of the ideologues of the emerging elite.
The Philippine Revolution
represented a temporary amalgam of the particular interests Of the elite and the general demands of the
masses
The Revolution
The objective of dissolving the unity of national identity and revolutionary consciousness was accomplished by
Acculturation,Miseducation,Implantation of American political institutions and customs
The result of America’s effort with the help of ilustrados was a people with a national identity but with a steadily eroded sense
of ___
national consciousness
The attention of Andres and the people focused primarily on the attainment of ___
political independence
Andres and his group of revolucionarios did not go beyond general formulations for a more _____
egalitarian society
Greater autonomy was granted to the philippines with the establishment of the
Commonwealth government
Early American administrators initiated the idea of ___ as a colonial weapon and this was eagerly accepted by the ilustrados
self-rule
___ addressed itself to the task of fostering national unity in the face of imminent danger of Japanese invasion
United Front
Fascist movement in the Philippines
Manila Falange
new group which drew its membership from theemnants of the old Sakdalistas
Ganaps
