Customs of the Tagalogs Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
Q

A Spanish Friar for the Franciscan order who was in the Philippines for most of his missionary life

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JUAN DE PLASENCIA

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Juan De Plasencia wrote several religious and linguistic books including _______

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The Customs of the Tagalogs

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What was the first book ever printed in the Philippines?

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Doctrina Cristiana

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4
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What is the real name of Juan De Plasencia?

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Juan Portocarrero

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5
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male attire was composed of the _____ (sleeveless jacket) and _____ (loincloth)

A

kanggan and bahag

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The color of the kanggan indicates rank. What are those?

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  • red for the chief
  • black or blue for the commoners
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men also wear a turban called ____, which also tell the social status/achievement of the individual wearing it

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putong

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female attire consisted of ____ or ____ (jacket with sleeves) and ____ or _____ (a long skirt)

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baro;camisa and saya;patadyong

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9
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some women wore a piece of red or white cloth on top of their skirt called _____

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tapis

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10
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What does men and women wear to look attractive?

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ornaments

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11
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What were also fashionable for some pre-colonial Filipinos; and exhibits a man’s war record

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Tattoos

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12
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term coined by the Spaniards for the Visayans

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Islas del Pintados

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13
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the society was made up of three classes:

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  • nobles (datu and their families)
  • mahadlika or maharlika (freemen)
  • alipin (dependents)
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14
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Members of nobility were titled as ____

A

gat and lakan

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15
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What is the status of women in pre-colonial philippine society?

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  • women had the right to inherit property, engage in trade and industry, and succeed to the chieftainship of the barangay in the absence of a male heir
  • had the only right to name their children
  • men walked behind them as a sign of respect
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16
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courtship usually begins with _____

A

paninilbihan

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17
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If the man wins the trust of the parents, he does not immediately marry the woman, but he has to satisfy several conditions:

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  • give a dowry or bigay-kaya
  • pay the panghihimuyat
  • pay the wet nurse bigay-suso
  • pay the parents himaraw
  • bribe for the relatives called sambon (among the Zambals)
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18
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weddings of upperclass were officiated by _____

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priestess or babaylan

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19
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What is thrown on the couple after the
wedding ceremony?

A

Uncooked rice

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20
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what marriage were allowed in pre-colonial society?

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mixed marriage

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21
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legitimate children inherits what?

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their parents’ property even without any written will and was divided equally among the children

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22
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children of what are given freedom and others?

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children of dependent mothers

23
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who inherits the property of childless couples?

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nearest relative

24
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what is the unit of government called?

A

barangay/balangay

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barangays were headed by chieftains called ____
datu
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other than being the chief executive what other roles does the datu have?
the legislator, and the judge, and the supreme commander in times of war
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alliances among barangays were formalized in a ritual called ____
sangduguan
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guilty of crimes were punished by
either fine or death
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how to determine the innocence of an accused?
he is made to go through a number of ordeals which he must pass
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examples of ordeals he must pass:
- dipping one's hand in boiling water - holding a lighted candle that must not be extinguished - plunging into a river and staying underwater for as long as possible - chewing uncooked rice and spitting
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pre-colonial Filipinos believed in?
the immortality of the soul and in life after death
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they also believed in the existence of a number of gods, like:
- Bathalang Maykapal (Creator) - dinayale (god of agriculture) - Sidapa (god of death) - Balangaw (rainbow god)
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diseases were thought to be caused by?
the temper of the environmental spirits
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What did the Spaniard noted when they came to the Philippines?
Cebu and Palawan were abundant in many agricultural foodstuffs
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agricultural productivity was enhancea by use of irrigation ditches like
Ifugao Rice Terraces
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landholding was either _____ and _____
- public (less arable land that could be tilled freely by anyone) - private (rich and cultivated lands belonging to nobles and datus)
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less arable land that could be tilled freely by anyone
public landholding
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rich and cultivated lands belonging to nobles and datus
private landholding
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what is fermented sap of palm trees ?
liquor called tuba
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was a thriving industry for those who live in the coast or near rivers and lakes
Fishing
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home industry that was dominated by women
weaving
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weaving uses:
crude wooden looms, textiles such as sinamay from hemp, mearinaque from banana, cotton, linen, and silk
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was conducted between or among barangays, or even among the islands
trade/trading
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sometimes, goods were priced in terms of
gold or metal gongs
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Philippine pre-colonial culture was basically _____
Malayan in structure and form
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there are more than one hundred languages in the Philippines, eight of which are considered major languages. They are:
Tagalog Iloko Pangasinan Pampangan Sugbuhanon Hiligaynon Samarnon or Samar-Leyte, and Magindanao
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our languages are descended from ______ or ______
Austronesian or Malayo-Polynesian language
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before the arrival of the Spaniards, Filipinos used a ______
syllabary (probably a Sanskrit or Arabic provenance)
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pre-colonial literature may be classified into :
floating or oral and written literature
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most of the pre-colonial drama was held in the ______
sambahan or places of worship
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dramas developed into different forms such as:
the pagbati, karagatan, tagayan, pananapatan, sabalan, and tibaw
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the karagatan was a debate in verse in which a problem is resolved; it developed into the ____ during the Spanish period and then into the _____ in 1924 during the American period
duplo, balagtasan
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first glimpse of art can be seen in?
primitive tools and weapons that were polished along the lines of leaves and petals of flowers