Readings in Philippine History Bullets Flashcards
(113 cards)
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He advocated the use of Filipino in historical discourse.
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Zues Salazar
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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 that provides direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object or a person.
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Primary Sources
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It is any account of something that is not a primary source.
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Secondary Sources
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Diary is an example of _____?
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Primary Source
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Newspaper articles are an example of a _________?
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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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Personal journal is an example of __________?
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Primary Source
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It is the venue of the first mass in the Philippines.
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Limasawa
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A place that was confused for Limasawa as the venue of the first mass.
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Butuan
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It is the writing and interpretation of history.
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Historiography
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This asserts that history should be based on verifiable data and examined under stern scrutiny.
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Positivism
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This holds that the study of history should not be limited to written documents and can be sourced out of non-traditional sources such as oral history, aecheologicacl or anthropological.
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New Historicism
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He is 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 believes that history is based on perspective.
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Michael Foucault
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He emphasizes 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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Wilheim Hegel
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He exposed Katipunan as a secret society aimed to oust Spanish authorities in the Philippines.
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Pedro Patinio
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He is the first person to circumnavigate the world.
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Juan Sebastian Elcano
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These narratives are affected by the time it was written, biases and intention of the writer and nearness to the event.
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Historical Narratives
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It is the turning point of Philippine nationalism.
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Execution of GomBurZa
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Andres and Procarpio Bonifacio were executed on _________?
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May 10, 1897
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The Cry of Pugad Lawin, the first cry of the Philippine Revolution was on _________.
August 23, 1896
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These are the FIlipino middle class during the Spanish era.
Principalia
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Young Filipinos sent by their parents to study abroad especially in Europe.
Illustrados
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Pure breed Spaniards born in Spain.
Peninsulares
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The most liberal and most love Governor-General of Spain.
Carlos Maria dela Torre
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He permitted the execution of the GOMBURZA.
Rafael Ezquierdo
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This aims to transfer the administration of churches in the Philippines to Filipino priest.
Secularization Movement
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He spearheaded the secularization movement in the Philippines
Fr. Pedro Pelaez
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The priest that reported the existence of Katipunan to the Spanish authority.
Mariano Gil
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Spaniards born in the Philippines.
Insulares
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Highest positions in the Spanish government are usually reserved to _________?
Peninsulares
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Natives of lands colonized by Spain are called ____, which are derogatory for the natives.
Indios
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The term used to describe the 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.
Lazaro Macapagal
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This structure is composed of Kataasang Sangggunian, Sanguniang Bayan, Saguniang Balangay, andd Sanguniang Panghukuman.
KKK Structure
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He is the second president of the Katipunan.
Roman Basa
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He led the secularization movement after Pedro Pelaez's demise.
Jose Burgos
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He implicated and stood witness against GOMBURZ in the Cavite Mutiny.
Francisco Zaldua
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This aims primarily in understanding the natives and more of a missionary mission.
Writing History During the Spanish Times
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The first order to preach in the Philippines are ___________.
Augustinians
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The most experienced missionaries and 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 and the orders work in China and Japan.
Franciscans
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This checks and looks into the reliability of the historical sources.
Internal Criticism
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He described the colonial economy after the opening of Manila for international trade in his Estado de Las Islas Filipinas en 1810.
Thomas de Comyn
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This is given by the man to the wet nurse of the girl he wishes to marry.
Bigay Suso
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It was written by Spanish officials, foreign residents and writers and the Filipino Ilustrados
Secular Spanish Period History
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What paved the way to free flow of liberal ideas consumed by the Ilustrados?
Opening of the Philippines to International trade
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They seek reform through their writings, arts and other activities during Spanish period.
Filipino Historians
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It was utilized by the KKK, with membership fee from 300 to 30,000.
Triangular Method of Recruitment
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They aim to develop sense of self-help and defense of the oppressed.
Katipunan
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This period is easier to write but extremely biased towards Filipinos.
Historiography during American Period
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The historiography during third republic is dominated by this style with maxim, "no document, no history."
Western Style
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The historiography during this time was heavenly influenced by cold war, history of the colonists in the Philippines.
Third Republic
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They became authorities in pre-colonial Philippines. They used archeological and anthropological evidence to reconstruct indigenous history.
William Henry Scott and F. Landa Jocano
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He revitalized the writing of history highlighting the revolution of 1896 and challenges the positivist approach in writing history.
Teodoro Agoncillo
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A historian who focuses in the history from below and he believed that the masses are the primary movers of history.
Renato Constantino
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His book Pasyon at Rebolusyon offer the new interpretation of the Pasyon as used by Filipinos as inspiration against the colonizers.
Reynaldo Eleto
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It is the leader if an unpacified area in the Philippines during the Spanish Era.
Corregidores
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It is a historical source of special nature and a first hand recollections of the people interviewed by the historians.
Oral History
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It is 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 break into two factions after Rizal's banishment to Dapitan, the Katipunan and the Cuerpo de compromisarios.
La Liga Filipina
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It is the unwritten sources couch in a form suitable for oral transmission and their preservation depends on the power of memory of successive generations of human beings.
Oral History
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This is needed to process oral history.
Transcription of Testimonies
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This school seeks to understand history in a larger scale through larger period of time.
Annales Schools of History
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He integrates space and time in the study and understanding of History.
Ferdinand Braudel
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It is a mixed race of Filipino-Spanish or Chinese-Spanish.
Creoles
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When was the first election in the Philippines happened?
March 22, 1897 (Cavite)
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It was staged by workers of the Cavite Arsenal because of their dissatisfaction in removing privileges on of which exception from rendering the Polo y Servicios.
Cavite Mutiny
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When did Spain successfully colonized the Philippines?
1565
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This was established to express the goal of the Propaganda Movement towards achieving assimilation with Spain.
La Solidaridad
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According to him, dela Torre's liberal leadership of the Philippines radicalized the people against Spain.
Esquerdo
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It is also know as Denialism and the falsification or distortion of historical records.
Historical Negotionism
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It is the reinterpretation of historical accounts. It challenges existing established and accepted facts by presenting new evidence.
Historical Revisionism
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It is a document declaring the election in the Tejeros convention null and void.
Act de Tejeros
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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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This law was lobbied by Manuel Quezon which provided for full independence for the Philippines.
Tydings-McDuffie Law
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This law was passed to established schools building in the Philippines
Gabaldon Act of 1907
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He proposes the use of Spanish surnames and adaptation of new calendar.
Narciso Claveria
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He is 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.
Naik Military Agreement
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He is the last general to surrender to the Americans.
Semion Ola
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He is the youngest general in the revolutionary army.
Manuel Tinio
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These are the sources that are contemporaneous to the period under study.
Primary Sources
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These are the sources that utilize primary sources to provide an interpretation of the past.
Secondary Sources
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He was sentence to death due to the violation of Brigandage Act of 1902.
Macario Sakay
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Las Costumbres de los Tagalogs en Filipinos is a primary source about the religion of the early Filipinos written by whom?
Fray Juan de Plasencia
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It is a non-religious account for early Philippines penned by Antonio de Morga.
Sucesos de las Islas Pilipinas
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This law grants the independence to the Philippines as sson as a stable government can be established.
Jones Law
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He is the leader of the Magdiwang faction of the Katipunan.
Mariano Alvarez
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They can become FREE if her master impregnated her as well as her children.
Alipin
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It is the organ of propaganda movement to which the propagandist freely express their criticism of the Spanish colonial government.
La Solidaridad
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He is the president of the Magdalo faction of Katipunan.
Baldomero Aguinaldo
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An act thats sets quota for Philippine exports provided for free entry to the United States of all Philippine products except rice, sugar, and tobacco.
Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act
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It was patterned after the Jimaguayo constitution of Cuba.
Biak-na-Bato Constitution
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He became as the "Brains of the Katipunan" when he wrote the Kartilya of Katipunan and headed the revolutionary newspaper Kalayaan.
Emilio Jacinto
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Letters of Rizal for his fellow reformists are example of ____?
Primary Sources
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Textbook is an example of ____?
Secondary Sources
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Internal and external criticisms are components of ______?
Historical Method
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To know if a historical evidence or source is fake it must undergo and passed what criticism?
External Criticism
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It is the collection or study of coins and currencies.
Numismatics
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He was elected General-in-Chief in the Tejeros Convention
Artemio Ricarte
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It is the head of a town during the Spanish Period.
Gobernadorcillo
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For Karl Marx, history is a result of material condition of society. What concept is this?
Historical Materialism
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Pre-colonial government in the Philippines was called______?
Barangay
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It is a 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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What is the password of a Katipon member of Katipunan?
Anak ng Bayan
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This seeks annexation of the Philippines by Spain.
Propaganda Movement
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They aim full independence from Spain.
Katipunan
