Reading in Philippine History and Society Flashcards
(114 cards)
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He advocated for the use of Filipino in historical discourse
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Zeus Salazar
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It is the Filipino point of view in writing history. Mga salaysay na may saysay sa isang grupo ng tao
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Pantayong Pananaw
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Can be written or unwritten (sound, artifacts, art work, etc.) that provide direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object, or person
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Primary Sources
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Any account of something that is not a primary source
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Secondary source
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It is the analysis of the content of the document
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Internal Criticism
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It is the analysis of form of the document
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External Criticism
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The venue of the first mass
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Limasawa
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It was confused for Limasawa as the venue of the first mass
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Butuan
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The writing and interpretation of history
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Historiography
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It asserts that history should be based on verifiable data and examined under scrutiny
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Positivism
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The proponent of Annales school of history
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Fernand Braudel
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He suggested that history is a struggle of power between social classes
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Karl Marx
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He believed that history is based on perspective
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Michel Foucault
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He emphasized the use and abuse of history
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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He advocated that history is linear
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Wilhelm Hegel
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He exposed the Katipunan as a secret society aimed to oust Spanish authorities in the Philippines
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Pedro Patiňo
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The first person to circumnavigate the globe
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Juan Sebastián Elcano
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Historical narratives are affected by…
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- time it was written
- biases and intention of the writer
- nearness to the event
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Their execution became the turning point of Philippine nationalism
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GomBurZa
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Andres and Procorpio Bonifacio where executed on?
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May 10, 1897
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Cry of Pugad Lawin, the first cry of the Philippine revolution was on?
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August 23, 1896
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The Filipino middle class during the Spanish era were called
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Principalia
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They are young Filipinos sent by their parents to study abroad, especially in Europe
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Illustrados
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Pure breed Spaniards born in Spain were called
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Peninsulares
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The most liberal Governor-General of Spain
Carlos María de la Torre
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He permitted the execution of GomBurZa
Rafael de Izquierdo
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It aimed to transfer the administration of the churches in the Philippines to Filipino priests
Secularization Movement
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He spearheaded the secularization movement in the Philippines
Fr. Pedro Pelaez
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He was the priest that reported the existence of the Katipunan to Spanish authorities
Fr. Mariano Gil
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Spaniards born in the Philippines were called
Insulares
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The highest position in the Spanish government was usually reserved for
Peninsulares
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Natives of lands colonized by Spain were called
Indios
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The term used to describe servitude of a man wishing to marry a girl during the pre-colonial period
Paninilbihan
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He was the one tasked to carry out the decision of the military court to execute the Bonifacio brothers
Lázaro Makapagal
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The KKK structure is composed of...
1. Kataastaasang Sanggunian
2. Sangguniang Bayan
3. Sangguniang Balangay
4. Sangguniang Panghukuman
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The second president of the Katipunan
Roman Basa
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He lead the secularization movement after Pedro Pelaez's demise
Jose Burgos
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He implicated and stood witness against GomBurZa in the Cavite mutiny
Francisco Zaldua
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Writing history during Spanish times aimed primarily in...
understanding the natives and was more of a missionary mission
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The first order to preach in the Philippines
Augustinians
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They are the most experienced missionaries
Dominicans
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They sufficiently understood the early life and culture in the Philippines
Dominicans
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They helped us understand the 19th century Philippines
Jesuits
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They recorded early cultures, orders, and work in China and Japan
Franciscans
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It checks and looks into the reliability of historical sources
Internal Criticism
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It described the colonial economy after the opening of Manila for international trade
Estado de las Islas Filipinas en 1810 by Tomás de Comyn
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It was given by the man to the wet nurse of the girl he wishes to marry
Bigay suso
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__________________________________ were written by Spanish officials, foreign residents, and writers and Filipino Illustrados
Secular Spanish period history
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This event paved the way to free flow of liberal ideas consumed by the Illustrados
opening of the Philippines to international trade
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They seek to reform through their writings, arts, and other activities during the Spanish period
Filipino historians
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This method was utilized by the KKK with a membership fee from 300 to 30,000
triangular method of recruitment
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The Katipunan aimed to...
develop sense of self-help and defense of the oppressed
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______________________________________ is relatively easier to write but extremely biased towards Filipinos
Historiography during the American period
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Historiography during the third republic was dominated by ___________________ with the maxim, "no document, no history"
Western style
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_________________________________________ was heavily influenced by the cold war and history of colonists in the Philippines
Historiography during the third republic
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He revitalized the writing of history, highlighting the revolution of 1896 and challenges the positivist approach in writing in history
Teodoro Agoncillo
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The leader of unpacified areas in the Philippines during the Spanish era
Corregidores
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He focused on the history from below. He believed that the masses are the primary mover of history
Renato Constantino
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They became authorities in the pre-colonial Philippines. They used archeological and anthropological evidences to reconstruct indigenous history
William Henry Scott and F. Landa Jocano
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His book "Pasyon at Revolution" offered a new interpretation of the Pasyon as used by Filipinos as inspiration against the colonizers
Reynaldo Eleto
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Oral history is a historical source of ____________________
special nature
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The narratives and description of people and events in the past which have been handed down by word of mouth over several generations
Oral History
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This organization broke into two factions after Rizal's banishment to Dapitan- the Katipunan and the Cuerpo de compromisarios
La Liga Filipina
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Unwritten sources couched in a form suitable for oral transmission and that their preservation depends on the power of memory of successive generations of human beings
Oral History
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It is considered as the raw material of social memory
Oral History
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________________ of oral history requires critical evaluation and that it must be deployed in conjunction with all other available sources
Interpretation
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These are needed is needed to process oral history
Transcriptions of testimonies
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Events in Philippine history that demonstrate Hegel's dialectic concept of history
Thesis - idea of F. Marcos Sr. about New Society
Antithesis - EDSA Revolution
Synthesis - Fifth Republic
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It sought to understand history in a larger scale through longer period of time
Annales schools of history
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He integrated space and time in the study and understanding of history
Fernand Braudel
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A mixed race of Filipino-Spanish or Chinese-Spanish
Creoles
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First election in the Philippines happened on __________________ in Cavite
March 22, 1897
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It was staged by the workers of the Cavite arsenal because of their dissatisfaction in removing their privileges, one of which exception from rendering the Polo y servicios
Cavite Mutiny
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Spain successfully colonized the Philippines on ________
1565
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According to Izquierdo, de la Torre's liberal leadership of the Philippines _______________________________________
radicalized the people against Spain
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It was established to express the goal of the Propaganda Movement towards achieving assimilation with Spain
La Solidaridad
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It is falsification or distortion of historical records. Arguing and presenting evidence that human rights violation never happened during martial law is an example of historical denialism
Historical Negationism
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Another name for Historical Negationism
Denialism
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It is the reinterpretation of historical accounts. It challenges existing, established and accepted facts by presenting new evidences
Historical Revisionism
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It is a document that declared the election in the Tejeros convention null and void.
Acta de Tejoros
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It is the first law setting a process and a date for Philippine independence
Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act
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The Tydings-McDuffie Law was lobbied by who?
Manuel Quezon
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It was passed to established schools in the Philippines
Gabaldon Act 1907
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He proposed the use of Spanish surnames and adaptation of a new calendar
Narciso Claveria
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The president of Republika ng Katagalugan
Macario Sakay
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It is a document establishing a government separate from the one established during the Tejeros convention
Naic Military Agreement
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The last general to surrender to the Americans
Simeón Ola
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The youngest general in the revolutionary army
Manuel Tinio
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These are sources that utilize primary sources to provide an interpretation of the past
Secondary Sources
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He was sentenced to death due to the violation of Brigandage Act of 1902
Macario Sakay
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Las costumbres de los Tagalos en Filipinas was written by who?
Fray Juan de Plasencia
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These are sources that are contemporaneous to the period under study
Primary Sources
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It is a primary source about the religion of the early Filipinos
Las costumbres de los Tagalos en Filipinas
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It is a nonreligious account for early Philippines penned by Antonio de Morga
Sucesos de las Islas Pilipinas
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It grants independence to the Philippines as soon as a stable government can be established
Jones Law
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He is the leader of the Magdiwang faction of the Katipunan NOT Andres Bonifacio
Mariano Alvarez
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It is the organization of the propaganda movement to where the propagandists freely express their criticism of the Spanish colonial government
La Solidaridad
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He is the president of the Magdalo Faction and NOT Emilio Aguinaldo
Baldomero Aguinaldo
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It set a quota for Philippine exports
Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act
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It was patterned after the Jimaguayú constitution of Cuba
Biak-na-Bato Constitution
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He became the "Brains of the Katipunan" when he wrote the Kartilya of Katipunan and headed the revolutionary newspaper Kalayaan
Emilio Jacinto
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Internal and internal criticism are components of _____________________
historical method
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To know if a historical evidence or source is fake, it must undergo and pass _____________________
external criticism
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It is the collection or study or coins and currencies
Numismatics
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He was elected General-in-chief in the Tejeros Convention
Artemio Ricarte
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The head of a town during Spanish colonization was called
Gobernadorcillo
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For Karl Marx, history is a result of material condition of society, a concept which he incorporated in the concept of _____________________________
historical materialism
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Pre-colonial government in the Philippines was called _________________
barangay
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This law provided that any Filipino advocating independence or separation from the US will be severely punished by death or imprisonment
Sedition Law
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A ____________ is a member of the Katipunan and the password is anak ng bayan
Katipon
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They were with Andres Bonifacio in organizing the Katipunan
Teodoro Plata
Ladislaw Diwa
Valentín Díaz
José Dizon
Deodato Arellano
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Aim of the propaganda movement
Annexation of the Philippines by Spain
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Aim of the Katipunan
Full independence from Spain
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People's varying opinion in the legacy of EDSA People Power Revolution of 1986 is consistent to ________________________'s idea that history is based on perspective
Michel Foucault
