histo pt 2 Flashcards

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What was seen in the old spain (Catholic Kingdoms)

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Islamic influence
The fall of Granada
Routes were impractical and dangerous
Christoper Columbus sailed from west to east

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What was the voyage of Christopher Columbus?

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1492
“The new world”
Reached china but then he had to admit it was Japan and not CHina

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What was the purpose of the
Voyage of discovery

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Commercial and trade purposes
Political and Military purposes
Cultural purpos

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What was the portuguese route to asia

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Western Way: sail through south america

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What was the “discovery principle”

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1492 - decisive break in the world history: the dawn of the globalized, capitalist system

The idea of discovery provided the legal and moral framework for the system

Eurpoean scholars, jurists, and monarchs upheld that they had the “god given” right to establish legal title to non-Christian lands and convert local populations

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What was Magellan’s real name

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His real name was Fernando Magallanes (Portugese)

Fernao de Magalhaes

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Describe Magellan and his Voyage to the Philippines

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Germans funded the voyage and wanted something in return

started from spain then went across the atlantic ocean and did not know how big south america is (took them a year hugging the coastline)

Took them another year through the pacific

There were 300 crew men and some ghost members

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who were the members in the Voyage

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Antonio Pigafetta - Official chronicler

Enrique of Malacca - trasnlator

Henry the slave

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what was different with henry the slave and Enrique of Malacca

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Magellan purchased a 10/11 year old boy in the slave market

Brought them to europe and when he came back, he will be the interpreter

magellan baptized them and treated them like a son

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What did Rizal do that is considered monumental

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writing a philippine history from a Filipino perspective

He chose a class Philippine history written by Antonio de Morga and annotated it with his own research in the British Library

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What did Rizal mean when he said that

“History was at the heart of nationalism”

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Served as a weapon to combat pretensions of the colonial power

Provided an explanation of the contemporary situation of the PH

Provided a picture of the past that was destroyed by colonial power

Legitimized the struggle for freedom and destruction of colonial rule

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why is rizal considered as the pioneers of a modern, nationalist and anti-colonial science

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Many of the arguments and methods use by Rizal would be adapted by the anti-colonial writers up to the modern times

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When does magellan leave on his first voyage

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August 10 1519

five ships under Magellan’s command left Seville

Fleet left spain on 20 September 1519 sailing west across the Atlantic toward South America

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Where does magellan first land

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13 December 1519

they reached Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

They spend 13 days in Rio repairing their ships, restocking food and water, and interacted with the locals

Left at december 27 and pigafetta wrote that the natives were dissapointed to see them leave

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Describe the mutiny that happened

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After three months of searching they had to stop because of weather conditions

They found a sheltered natural harbor and stayed there for 5 months

Juan de Cartagena, Gaspar de Quesada, and Luis de Mendoza were the captains that started the mutiny at St Julian

He killed mendoza during the conflict and beheaded and marooned the others

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what ship was destroyed

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The santiago was lost in the storm

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explain the strait of magellan

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they resumed their search in october 1520 after having santiago lost

three days later they found a bay which led them to a strait known as the strait of magellan which allowed them to pass through the pacific

while exploring the strait, San Antonio deserted the fleet and returned to spain

fleet reached the pacific at November 1520

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how long did it take magellan to cross the pacific

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three months and twenty days

the longer journey exhausted their supply of food and water

magellan expected to make landfall in asia in 3-4 days after crossing pacific

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describe magellan making landfall in guam

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March 6 1521

made landfall at Guam meeting native chamorro people

magellan interpreted their trade as theft causing him to retaliate, killing several chamorro men

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Describe magellan making landfall in the PH

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March 16 1521

they remained for a month and a half and magellan befriended local leaders on the island of limasawa

held the first mass at march 31 converting the locals to christianity such as Rajah Humabon crowning him as the “Christian King”

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how does Rajah Humabon cause the battle of Mactan

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This action offended Chief lapu-lapu of mactan

Lapu-lapu challenged magellan by not converting causing magellan to be angry

Magellan made lapu-lapu more enraged by destroying the settlement of Bullaia - erecting a cross - as an attack to him

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When did Magellan die

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April 27 1521in Mactan Cebu

magellan was killed in the battle of mactan

it started when Zulu (chief of lapu-lapu) asked for help from magellan causing him to go to mactan

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When was pigafetta and his crew invited by humabon for dinner

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1521

Humabon invited pigafetta and his men to a banquet

angered from his lost against lapu-lapu, humabon murdered all of the people that attended the banquet

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explain Indonesia in the readings and how it is seen in magellan’s voyage

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Magellan was succeeded by his commanders Juan Serrano and Duarte Barbosa

The fleet left the Philippines (following a betrayal from Humabon) and made their way to the moluccas in November 1521

They attempted to set sail in December, but only of their remaining ship was seaworthy (victoria)

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When did they set sail back home
December 1521 The victoria set sail via the Indian Ocean commanded by Sebastian Elcano by 6 May 1522 the Victoria rounded the cape of Good hope with only rice for rations
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When did they get home?
September 26 Elcano and the remaining crew arrived in Sanlucar de Barramenda in Spain aboard Victoria only 18 survived out of the 270 men
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what was the deal that the magellan had with the king of spain
he would have some islands that he discovered (if 6 discovered then 2 goes to him) the spanish would own any islands discovered by him
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How long did magellan take to find cebu
first arrived in san lazaro 1521 March took 3 weeks (April 7-27) finding cebu Hosted a baptism for the local people during inter alia with the Santo Nino this baptism caused him to ally with humabon causing him to be involved in the politics between him and lapu-lapu
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why was magellan evisaged with Cebu
saw it as a potential spanish base to control in a part or whole of the archipelago if he succeeded, it would provide a rationale for further voyages
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when was the first ever mass before march 31
march 16 1521, off samar or March 17, 1521, when the 3 fleets assembled ashore at homonhon island
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What are the records of battle in mactan that are attributed to Pigafetta's text
Distances Water Depth Accuracy
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how many men were in magellans crew against lapu-lapu
60 led 48 men to attack at daybreak of april 27 while 11 were guarding the boats
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why does no know how magellan died
no one was right beside him during his death some say that he was pierced, poisoned by an arrow, thrown overboard, died while retreating, but there were no official accounts Pigafetta didn't specift who were the other with magellan when they left him but he had 6-8 survivors fighting in the shallows for over an hour
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how did magellan reach cebu
landed in samar and wanted to impress the natives but they were already trading with chinese kidnapped a guy to ask where the big ports are (cebu) and he arrives in cebu with only 2 ships left Leader of Cebu was Rajah Humabon
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why did magellan lose
they fought during low tide so canons didn't reach lapu-lapu Their armors were too heavy to move across the beach refused to fight at first by offering a peace treaty, but lapu-lapu didn't accept They were also outnumbered
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How was the evidence of Magellan's death contradictory
Most commentators were not present during the battle Other views were recorded long after the battle Pigafetta seems to have been in the thick of the acition
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who was the inspiration for the name of the Philippines
king Philip the second
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What are the other expeditions
Loaisa expedition Saavedra expedition VIllalobos expedition none of them succeeded and they couldn't return, but they were all important in terms of discovery
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What was discovered in the Legazpi expedition
The Sto.Nino de Cebu given to Juana in 1521 (Rajah Humabon's wife)
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what are the realities of conversion
Distance from Spain and Mexico Geography and Topography Numerous language Shortage of priests
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What are the religious orders
Augustinians: 1565 Franciscans:1575 Jesuits:1581 Dominicans:1587 Augustinian Recollects:1605
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why do we have our language still preserved
spaniards didn't teach us spanish keeping our langauge preserved
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What are the resilience of Indigenous beliefs and culture
Babaylan or Catalonan A lot of our beliefs are indigenous Visible catholic social practices: mass, processions, and Noche Buena
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Can religions be combined
Coexistence - 2 different religious systems to coexist openly Syncretism - elements of religious systems merged into a new religion (syncretismo) Cults
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Tool for catechism that is a book
Doctrina Christiana
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What is Catholicsm
Mediterranean. Spanish style Officially monotheistic with a polytheistic belief system (angelology, saints) Philippine Indigenous belief system was the idea of a supreme being with pantheon of divinities with their own attributes
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what is transformative continuity
using some belief structure within a new framework transportation of polytheistic belief system into the polytheistic structure of folk Chrisitianity
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How is Catholicism Filipinized and localized
Aspects that can be seen in a plaza (Munisipyo, Church, Market, and etc.)
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Resistance in the Spanish Philippines
Not highlighted in Spanish documents - if it is, downgraded to thievery 290 major and uprising in the 330 year rule of Spanish
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Was there a lot of revolts and uprising against the spaniards
Yes there was a lot and some of them were even baptized people revolting against the spaniards
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Resistance takes many forms
People initially think of overt resistance But they resorted to non-confrontational modes of dissent (weapons of the weak) : Symbolic defiance, Rudeness and vulgarity, Forms of flight
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What is miguel lopez de legazpi
legazpi expedition - 1565 first one to colonize Philippines Other expeditions had a hard time returning to spain, but urdaneta was familiar with Philippines since he sailed the islands as captive of the Filipinos making him the navigator of the Lopez expedition
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who is Martin de Goiti
One of the captains in Legazpi expedition found manila bay and found it rich with fields everywhere of ships of all nationalities trading
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What was the description of Manila
Raja Soliman of Manila - Controls a seaport Lakandula - honorifics for a man Raja Matanda
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What is Manila-Acapulco Galleon trade
From the goods of other countries to acapulco to manila then trading happens in Manila
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What is the effect of the Galleon Trade
concentration of spaniards in Manila Neglect of agriculture and industrial development growth of monopolistic merchants class encouragement of law evasion and corruption Chinese people immigrated to binondo
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social/cultural effects of the galleon trade
demographic effects on manila vegetables, fruits, plants, and animals cultural and linguistic assimilation