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RPH MOD 1 - 9 Flashcards

1
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1892

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Propaganda movement

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1892

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La Liga Filipina

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3
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KKK

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Kataastaasan Kagalanggalangan Katipunan Ng mga anak Ng bayan

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4
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Also known as father of the katipunan

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Andres Bonifacio

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5
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Founder of nationalist katipunan society

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Andres Bonifacio

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6
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KKK founded on

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July 7 1892

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7
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Aims of KKK

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Unity of the Filipino people

Separation from Spain through revolution

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8
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Who was sent to convince Rizal

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Pio Valenzuela

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9
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Kartilya Ng Katipunan 1893

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Emilio Dizon Jacinto

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10
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Katipon

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Anak Ng bayan

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11
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Kawal

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GomBurZa

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12
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Bayani

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Rizal

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13
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Connecting the katipunan and gov. Gen. Blanco’s juez de cuchillo 1896

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14
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Cry of Pugad Lawin

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Pio Valenzuela

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15
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Cry of Bahay Toro

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Santiago Alvarez

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16
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First cry

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Georgia de Jesus

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17
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The cry of balintawak

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Guillermo Masangkay

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18
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Tejeros Convention 1897

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19
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In incident in Tejeros Convention, who is elected to be president

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Emilio aguinaldo

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20
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Conditions

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Stop aguinaldo from fighting the kastila

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21
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A branch of knowledge that records and explains past events.

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Meriam Webster

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22
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is a branch of the Social Sciences that deals with the systematic study of

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Significant Past

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23
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Comes from the Greek word

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Historie or Historia

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It has no subject matter of its own.

It synthesizes knowledge from many fields

It illuminates pieces of the past

. It constantly changing.

It searches for the truth

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Nature Of History

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25
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refers to the study of history itself.

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Hsitorigraphy

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Elements Of History

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1.The Historian
2.Place
3.Period (Time Element)
4.Sources

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27
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Why do we study history?

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To know more about the roots of our current culture

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28
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Is a kind of evidence. Are created by people who saw or were part of an event.

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Primary Source

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29
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provides direct or firsthand evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art. These are the evidences by eyewitnesses or created by people who experienced the said event or phenomena

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Primary Source

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30
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Are created after an event. They are created by people who are not part of the event.

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Secondary Source

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31
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are interpretations of history. They describe, discuss, interpret, comment upon, analyze, evaluate, summarize, and process primary sources. These are the products of people or writers who were not part of the event or phenomena.

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Secondary Sources

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32
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Special type of secondary sources which contain information that has been compiled from primary and secondary sources.

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Tertiary Sources

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33
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covers the physical examinations of sources

Genuineness and authenticity test

includes looking at the paper and ink used whether or not it is within the same circa as the content of the work

“ Kritikang Panlabas”/ “Kritika ng Katunayan”/ “Kritika ng Kapanaligan”

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External Criticism

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34
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Elements To Consider

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Authorship

Date and place of publication

Textual errors

Meanings of words used

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35
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understanding of both literal and real meaning of words
analysis and interpretation of the contents of the sources in their real meaning

Trustworthiness test

“ Kritikang Panloob”/ “Kritika ng Katotohanan”/ “Kritika ng Kapaliwanagan”

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Internal Criticism

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36
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History is a branch of the Social Sciences that deals with the systematic study of

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Significant Past

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37
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has no subject matter of its own. It synthesizes knowledge from many fields.

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History

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38
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refers to the study of history itself. It analyzes who is the history writer, the motives of the writer, the sources of the writer, theories applied and other historical methods. It also analyzes the context when the history was written.

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Historiography

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39
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The elements of history are:

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the historian, place, period and sources

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40
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Greek word which means “ learning, inquiry and or investigation”

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Historiy

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41
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Refers to the basis of claims or analysis of the historian. They serve as the evidences utilized in the study of history.

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SOURCES/”BATIS”/”SANGGUNIAN

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42
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Branch of social science that deals with the scientific study of material remains of past human life and activities

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Focal Point

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43
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There is also a special type of secondary source often referred to as

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tertiary sources

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44
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Branch of social science which deals with the study of human beings and their ancestors through time and space and in relation to physical character, environmental and social relations and culture

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IDK

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45
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Historical criticism which covers the examination of the accuracy in the contents of historical sources

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IDK

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46
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In Rizal’s poem “ Sa Aking Mga Kabata” , this term was repeatedly used and was eventually employed by historians to debunk his poem

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IDK

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47
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In the definition of history, the term “systematic” means_______

A . history follows a methodology in which it establishes facts and evidences

B. history follows a perspective in which it sets a paradigm to settle its complexity

C. history follows a methodology in which it provides historical criticisms

D. history follows a perspective in which it enables a multifaceted analysis a certain period

A

A

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48
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Who/what is the focal point in study of history?
A. period C. people
B. place D. sources

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C

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49
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Which of the following is NOT a nature of history as an academic discipline?

A. History is universal as to other cultures

B. History synthesizes knowledge from other fields
C. History has no subject of its own
D. History sheds light to truth

A

D

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50
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Primary sources provide ___________________________________
A. formal evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art. These are the evidences by textbooks or created by people who interpreted the said event or phenomena

B. direct evidence about an event, object, person, or work of art. These are the evidences by textbooks or created by people who interpreted the said event or phenomena

C. direct evidences about an event, object, person, or work of art. These are the evidences by eyewitnesses or created by people who experienced the said event or phenomena

D. formal evidences about an event, object, person, or work of art. These are the evidences by eyewitnesses or created by people who experienced the said event or phenomena

A

C

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51
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  1. Rojon visited the United States for a few months to see his relatives who have lived there for decades. His uncle brought him tours around Illinois. Rojon visited the Field Museum of Natural History where a golden sculpture of a woman caught his eye. Alongside the sculpture was a caption from the researchers of the museum stating that “ This image originated from Agusan del Sur and believed to be made prior to the arrival of the Spaniards in the Philippines.”

The golden image is __________ source and the caption is a ______ source respectively.

A. Primary; Secondary
B. Primary; Tertiary
C. Secondary; Primary
D. Tertiary; Primary
E. Secondary; Tertiary

A

A

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52
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is a practice in writing history in which historians reinterpret views of causes and effects, decisions, explanations and evidences

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Historical Revisionism

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53
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The biggest problem that was raised is the fact that writers were foreigners therefore Philippine history was mostly written in a foreigner’s point of view and not on the point of view of the Filipinos.

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D. Rewriting History in the Filipino point of view

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54
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Philippine history was originally written and documented by

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Foreign Historians

55
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Some of these issues/problems in Philippine Historiography are:

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1.) Correcting the errors of published historical work;

2.) Filling the gaps in Philippine History;

3.) Reinterpretation of historical facts & events and

4.) rewriting History in the Filipino point of view

56
Q

History and kasaysayan are always equated the same. It is founded on the idea that both are studies of the past. However, for radical Filipino historians, the two concepts are not synonymous

A

IDK

57
Q

For many years and sadly some still believe it until now, the Spaniards made us believe that there was no civilization in Philippines. They made us think that early Filipino people were barbaric and uneducated. They have assimilated upon the Filipinos that it was them who brought civilization and progress to us. This is known as the Bipartite View of Philippine History.

A

IDK

58
Q

The educated Filipinos during the Spanish era, known as the

A

Ilustrados

59
Q

Through the guiding philosophy of Pantayong Pananaw, Philippine historiography will be seen from the point of view of Filipinos and addressed directly to the Filipinos.

A
60
Q
  1. Name the five ships used in the Magellan expedition.
A

Trinidad
San Antonio
Concepción
Victoria
Santiago

61
Q

He served as the chronicler of the Magellan expedition.

A

Antonio Pigafetta

62
Q

He served as an interpreter for the Spaniards

A

Enrique of Malacca

63
Q

What was the name given by Magellan to the group of islands where they
settled after reaching Homonhon?

A

Archipelago of San Lazaro

64
Q

Is Magellan the first person to circumnavigate the world? Why or why
not. Explain your answer

A

No, Magellan himself did not circumnavigate the world. While he initiated the first recorded circumnavigation expedition by sailing westward from Europe, he was killed in the Philippines during his voyage. His fleet continued the journey without him under the leadership of Juan Sebastián Elcano.

And Juan finished the job

65
Q

Alin sa limang barkong ginamit sa expedisyong Magellan-Elcano ang natatanging barkong nakabalik sa Espanya?

A

Victoria

66
Q

Sa pangununa ni Pope Alexander VI, sa pagnanais na humupa ang tensyon sa pagitan ng Espanya at Portugal, nabuo ang kasunduan na hatiin ang mapa ng mundo sa dalawa. Ang kalahati ng mapa ay nakatalaga para sa expedisyon ng Espanya at ang kabilang bahagi naman ay nakatalaga sa mga expedisyon ng Portugal. Ano ang katawagan sa kasunduan na ito?

A

Pact of Tordesillas

67
Q

Ang pangalan ng ibinigay ni Magellan sa grupo ng mga isla sa Homonhon na kalaunan ay magiging katawagan sa buong kapuluan

A

ISLAS DE SAN LAZARO

68
Q

Economic principle that emerged in the 16th century where the standard of a nation’s wealth is the amount of gold or precious metal it owns.

A

MERCANTILISM

69
Q

Ang orihinal na destinasyon ng expedisyong Magellan-Elcano

A

MOLUCCAS

70
Q

Proseso ng pagsasama-sama ng mga kalat ng kabahayan sa iisang kaayusan o sentro. Sa sentro na ito ay may plaza complex na kung saan magkaharap ang simbahan at munisipyo. Ito ay isa sa mga istratehiya upang mas mapadali ang pagkontrol sa mga katutubo.

A

REDUCTION

71
Q

Various beliefs, practices and expressions as a result of the integration of Roman Catholic doctrines with that of indigenous beliefs, practices ang expressions.

A

FOLK CATHOLICISM

72
Q

Ang aklat na akda ni Juan de Plasencia na itinuturing na kauna-unahang aklat na naimprenta sa Pilipinas.

A

DOCTRINA CRISTIANA

73
Q

Isa sa mga polisiyang nagpahirap sa mga Indio, na kung saan ang mga malalawak na lupain na dating pag-aari ng mga katutubo ay napasakamay ng mga prayle at ito ay ginawang mga hacienda.

A

Encomienda

74
Q

Katawagan sa mga grupo ng mga sinaunang pamayanan na pawang pinagbuklod ng kanilang alyansa.

A

PUOD

75
Q

Content analysis considers:

A

the biases of the author, if there are any

76
Q

Which of the following is NOT a context which paved way to the Magellan-Elcano expedition?

A

Long-term plan of Europe to colonize the Archipelago of St. Lazarus due to its abundance of gold.

77
Q

We consider Pigafetta’s account to be relevant because of the following, except:

A

It is the most legally verifiable document that prove that Spain should implement the Law of the Indies.

78
Q

In an island named Los Ladrones, Pigaffeta recounted:

A

“The captain-general wished to stop at the large island and get some fresh food, but he was unable to do so because the inhabitants of that island entered the ships and stole whatever they could lay their hands on, so that we could not protect ourselves. “

79
Q

In an island named Humunu (Homonhon), Magellan and his troops were astonished with the following, except:

A

The advanced literature and flourishing knowledge of the natives in the arts

80
Q

The following were the conditions set by Magellan to Cilapupu, otherwise, they should wait to see how their lances wounded.

A

Obey the King of Spain, recognize Rajah Humabon as their sovereign and pay tribute

81
Q

ccording to Pigafetta’s account, it was Cilapupu himself who killed Magellan.

A

FALSE

82
Q

Under Resolution No. 2 issued July 15,2020 through the Mojares Panel, it is settled that the first site of the First Easter Sunday Mass in the Philippines took place in Limawasa

A

True

83
Q

Is Magellan the first person to circumnavigate the world?

A

No, he died in the battle of Mactan, hence was not able to go back to Spain. It was Sebastian Elcano who was awarded the title to be the first person to circumnavigate the world.

84
Q

Is it right that we as Filipinos attribute our “discovery” to the Spaniards?

A

Yes, it was through the Spaniards that made other countries recognize the presence of the Philippines in the international community.

85
Q

At the time Juan de Plasencia’s “Customs of the Tagalogs” was written, the following are happening, EXCEPT:

A

The emergence of Frailocracia as a political philosophy in the domination of Spanish friars.

86
Q

Juan de Plasencia’s pananaw pangkasaysayan is:

A

Pansila

87
Q

In the Filipino point-of-view as regards the pre-colonial social castes:

A

There exist five social castes: maginoo, maharlica, timawa, aliping namamahay and aliping saguiguilid.

88
Q

Is there social mobility in the pre-colonial society?

A

YES, there customary laws set forth where an alipin can be freed such as through marriage or being able to ransom himself from his masters. As well as the datu or timawa can be demoted when they commit serious crimes or are enslaved during war.

89
Q

The tingues and the fisheries within a barangay are divided equally among the members of the barangay.

A

FALSE

90
Q

.Based on Plasencia’s account, if two persons married, of whom one was a maharlica and the other a slave, whether namamahay or sa guiguilir, the children were divided: the first, whether male or female, belonged to the mother, as did the third and fifth; the second, the fourth, and the sixth fell to the father, and so on.

A

FALSE

91
Q

Based on Plasencia’s account , if the wife left the husband for the purpose of marrying another, all her dowry and an equal additional amount fell to the husband; but if she left him, and did not marry another, the dowry was returned. When the husband left his wife, he lost the half of the dowry, and the other half was returned to him.

A

TRUE

92
Q

Based on Plasencia’s account , if any of the litigants felt himself aggrieved, an arbiter was decided by the aggrieved party named from another village or barangay, whether he were a dato or not; since they had for this purpose some persons, known as fair and just men, who were said to give true judgment according to their customs.

A

FALSE

93
Q

Plasencia has accounted for the different “priests of the devil”. Based on content analysis, what was his purpose for ellaborating them?

A

To demonize the babaylans and make it easier for the Spaniards to convert the early Tagalogs into Christians.

94
Q

Which is TRUE about the following statements?

A

Islam came first before Catholicism in the Philippines

95
Q

originated when the people came to this land by means of boat called barangay

A

Barangay

96
Q

which means chief, captains of wars, whom governed and reverenced.

A

Datos

97
Q

Nobles or Maharlika
Commoners of Aliping Namamahay
Slaves or Aliping Saguiguilid

A

Social Life

98
Q

Agriculture
Hunting
Fishing

A

ECONOMIC LIFE

99
Q

Free born, they do not pay taxes

But when the Dato went upon the water those whom he summoned rowed for him

The lands on the tingues, or mountain-ridges, are not divided, but owned in common by the barangay

They paid annually to the Dato a hundred gantas of rice
Chiefs in some villages had also fisheries, with established limits, and sections of the rivers for markets

A

NOBLES OR MAHARLIKA

100
Q

They are married, and serve their master

Their children inherit it and enjoy the lands and properties of their father

They could not taken from other village by the son of their master

A

COMMONERS OR ALIPING NAMAMAHAY

101
Q

They serve their master in his house and on his cultivated lands
and may be sold

A

SLAVES OR ALIPING SA GUIGUILIR

102
Q

This event occurred at January 20,1872

A

Cavite Mutiny

103
Q

In February 17, 1872, the three priests were accused of orchestrating the Cavite Mutiny. They were charged with treason and sedition by the Spanish authorities. They were publicly executed by the “Garrote” in the same year.

A

Three Martyr

104
Q

He is an Historian who interpreted that the mutiny was an attempt to remove or overthrow the Spanish colonizers in the Philippines.

A

Jose Montero y Vidal

105
Q

Mutiny was stimulated and prepared by the native clergy, meztizos and lawyers to as a signal of objection against the injustice of the government such as not paying provinces for tobacco crops, pay tribute and rendering of forced labor.

A

Rafael de Izquierdo

106
Q

The event was just a simple mutiny.
The Filipinos has no intention of separation from Spain, but only to secure materials and education advancement in the country.

A

Trinidad Pardo de Tavera

107
Q

He traced that the primary cause of the mutiny is believed to be “an order” from Governor General Carlos de la Torre to subject the soldiers of the Engineering and Artillery Corps. to personal taxes, from which they were previously exempt.

A

Edmund Plauchut

108
Q

The taxes required them to pay a momentary sum as well as to perform forced labor called

A

Polo y Servicio.

109
Q

José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda (Dr. Jose Rizal)

A
110
Q

Naic Military Agreement and the Execution of Bonifacio (1897)

A
111
Q

Bonifacio moved his headquarters to

A

Naik, Cavite

112
Q

was elected as president. Andres Bonifacio on the other hand was elected as Director of the Interior.

A

Emilio Aguinaldo

113
Q

Andres and Procopio were sentenced to death on May 10, 1897, for committing sedition and treason by the Consejo de Guerra (War Council).

A
114
Q

Andres and Procopio executed at the foothills of Mount Buntis, near Maragondon.

A
115
Q

The initial eruption of revolution in 1896 is frequently linked to the events known as the

A

Cry of Balintawak or Cry of Pugad Lawin

116
Q

The First Cry of Revolution

A

Cry of Pugad Lawin

Cry of Bahay Toro

First
Cry

The Cry of Balintawak

117
Q

Pio Valenzuela

A

Cry of Pugad Lawin

118
Q

Santiago Alvarez

A

The Cry of Bahay Toro

119
Q

Gregoria de Jesus

A

First Cry

120
Q

Guillermo Masangkay

A

The Cry of Balintawak

121
Q

“THE FATHER OF THE
PHILIPPINE REVOLUTION”

A

ANDRÉS BONIFACIO Y DE
CASTRO

122
Q

pinamumunuan ni Mariano Alvarez,
tiyuhin ni Andres Bonifacio

A

MAGDIWANG

123
Q

pinan-gungunahan ni Baldomero
Aguinaldo, pinsan Heneral Emilio
Aguinaldo

A

MAGDALO

124
Q

What does KKK stand for?

A

K – Kataastaasan
K – Kagalanggalangang
K – Katipunan
ng mga Anak ng Bayan

125
Q

Also known as “Father of the Katipunan”

A

Andres Bonifacio

126
Q

When is KKK is founded?

A

July 7, 1892 in a house on Azcarraga street numbered 314 (now Claro M. Recto), in Tondo Manila

127
Q

Also called “Brains of the Katipunan”, Pingkian, Dimas-Ilaw

A

Emilio Dizon Jacinto

128
Q

is a book of rules and ideologies that serves as a guiding principles of the Katipuneros while fighting for independence.

A

The Karitlya

129
Q

Biak na Bato

A

Cleft Rock

130
Q

ipatitigil ni aguinaldo ang pakikipaglaban sa mga Kastila at mananahimik na lamang sa Hongkong at ang 400,000 mexican peso ay mapupunta kay aguinaldo

A
131
Q

200,000 mexican peso kapag ang bilang ng armas na naisuko ay lalagpas ng pitong daan

A
132
Q

1.7M MEXICAN PESO

A
133
Q
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2nd yr (12 decks)

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