Bukidnon

Question 1

It is where Christians were first introduced in Bukidnon.

Answer 1

Sumilao and Linabo

Question 2

Religious order responsible for the spread of Christianity in Bukidnon

Answer 2

Jesuits

Question 3

This group are employed as soldiers of the Spanish colonial government that helped to hold the presence of Muslims in Bukidnon Plateau.

Answer 3

Bukidnon Militia

Question 4

This group is referred to as the people of the coast.

Answer 4

Dumagats

Question 5

House of the datu or a chief.

Answer 5

Tulugan

Question 6

This policy is implemented to relocate the Bukidnons in the grassylands of the plateau.

Answer 6

Resettlement

Question 7

This product has a high value in the market being traded by the Bukidnon Visayan and Chinese merchants.

Answer 7

Abaca

Question 8

This is the weapon of Bukidnons obtained from trading with the Manobos of the Agusan river in exchange for cotton, salt, etc.

Answer 8

Balarao

Question 9

He was the Filipino who retreated in the interior and took part in the resilience campaign during the Philippine American war which consolidated the different ethnolinguistic groups in Bukidnon.

Answer 9

Nicolas Capistrano

Question 10

The American corporation was responsible for persuading Manuel Quezon to declare the land edge of the plateau for lease to grow pineapple.

Answer 10

Philippine Packing Corporation

Question 11

The economic use of land was characterized by domestication of farm animals necessary for wheat and dairy production.

Answer 11

Cattle ranching

Question 12

This disease eliminated the livestock production of the plateau.

Answer 12

Rinderpest

Question 13

This campaign was used by the Manolo Fortich to consolidate the different datus and leaders establishing good relationships with them.

Answer 13

Politica de Asin

Question 14

They were identified as lawless individuals.

Answer 14

Magahats

Question 15

He was the zoologist that served Bukidnon as the Director of Interior in Mindanao.

Answer 15

Dean C. Worcester

Question 16

This program was proclaimed in 1972 which selected Bukidnons to send Filipinos to Philippine Normal College and agricultural school in Munoz, Nueva Ecija.

Answer 16

Pensionado

Question 17

This movement is considered as a reactionary campaign to recede from the attempts of relocating the Bukidnon in model villages.

Answer 17

Manobo-Tungod Movement

Question 18

To become a datu, a man had to gain recognition for his ability to settle disputes among his tribesmen.

Answer 18

True

Question 19

Maestre de Campo was referred to Bukidnons who distinguished themselves by some service to Spain.

Answer 19

True

Question 20

The Bukidnon Plateau is a region of relative isolation and transition between cultural centers.

Answer 20

True

Question 21

Pag-iilawud is a way of indigenous people most especially Bukidnons to protect their people, community and identity from the influence of culture.

Answer 21

False

Question 22

Bukidnon separated the Muslim world of Cotabato from the Hispanized culture of Mindanao’s northcoast.

Answer 22

True

Question 23

The Talaandig collects rubber and gutta-percha which they sell to Datu Ali of Maguindanao.

Answer 23

False (The Manobo)

Question 24

The new trail going all the way North to Cagayan de Oro found the Manobos mixed with Filipino blood who had been under the influence of the Jesuits.

Answer 24

True

Question 25

The palatikos or the American employed Bukidnons training to become soldiers under the colonial government.

Answer 25

False

Question 26

The Bukidnon and Manobos are racially similar to Visayans but culturally and linguistically distinct.

Answer 26

True

Question 27

Bukidnon was the middleman of the marketing system that links both to the Manobos in the 1870s.

Answer 27

True

Question 28

The place Manolo Fortich was formerly known as Tinapol.

Answer 28

False (Tankulan)

Question 29

The commerciantes were the traders of the coast that monopolized trading relations with the Bukidnon.

Answer 29

True

Question 30

The creation of a trading post was an attempt of the Gov. of Agusan in the problem of abuse in trade by the Cagayans among the Bukidnon.

Answer 30

True

Question 31

Agricultural techniques were employed to implement the policy of education in the plateau replacing the kaingin system.

Answer 31

True

Question 32

The slow progress of agriculture was caused by the entrepreneurial ventures of America in the plateau.

Answer 32

True

Question 33

The new elite …. were composed of civil servant migrants.

Answer 33

True

Question 34

By 1913 to 1914 the Bukidnon developed as the premier cattle-ranching province in the Philippines.

Answer 34

True