GE6101 - Readings in Philippine History
"Movement of the feet, arms and
the entire body musically particularly to music. A few moves and tunes are
performed without melodic backup or a capella. Other than those specified
before in the visual expressions, the components of shape one of a kind to
move are: body developments, motion, and outward appearances, including
outfit, organize setting, the sort of backup and social setting or
circumstance or events for exhibitions." |
Dance |
________ is directs
the instructing of Philippine culture in the schools and colleges, preparing
of educators. |
Commission on Higher Education |
1913, the
_____________________ was passed, resulting in a reduction in the revenue of
the government as export taxes levied on sugar, tobacco, hemp, and copra were
lifted. |
Underwood-Simmons Tariff Act |
This type of
government is strongly supported by President Rodrigo RoaDuterte, where in
the concern of this government is to distribute wealth of the country and
should not focus only on the capital. It also states that the Philippines
should share sovereignty and be divided into autonomous regions. This type of
government is called ___________. |
Federalism |
Article ____
stated, "These shall be burned: who by their strength or cunning have
mocked at and escaped punishment or who have killed young boys; or try to
steal away the women of the elders". |
Article XI |
Article ____
stated, "Slavery for a doam (a certain period of time) shall be suffered
by those who steal away the women of the headmen; by him who keep
ill-tempered dogs that bite the headmen; by him who burns the fields of
another". |
Arcticle VIII |
The acronym EDSA
stands for __________ |
Epifanio de los Santos |
The chief of firing
squad who was assigned in Rizal's death row. |
Senior del Fresno |
The Central
____________ government introduced an educational decree fusing sectarian
school run by the friars into a school called the Philippine Institute. |
Spanish (not sure) |
In 1913,
____________ book "Las AntiguasLeyendas de la Isla de Negros" recognized
the code to historical fiction. |
Jose E. Marco |
The primary source
from Rizal's retraction translated from the document found by_____________,
C.M. on 18 may 1935 |
Fr. Manuel Garcia |
Primo
viaggiointorno al mondomeans ________. |
First Voyage Around The World |
The Code of
Kalantiaw is said to be a mythical authentic code in the acclaimed epic story
of____________. |
Maragtas |
On the ___________,
as they sailed in a westerly course from Ladrones, as they saw land towards
the northwest; but owing to many shallow places they did not approach it. |
March 16, 1521 |
Rizal's exile
happened on ___________. |
July 7, 1892 |
Magellan remained
__________ on Mazaua Island |
7 days |
The expedition's
arrival and celebration of Mass on_________. |
April 8 1521 |
Valenzuela's
account should be read with caution: He once told a Spanish investigator that
the "Cry" happened in Balintawak on Wednesday ___________ |
August 26, 1896 |
________ has long
been believed as the site of the first mass. |
Butuan |
The phrase "El
Grito de Rebelion" means ____________. |
Cry of Rebellion |
Article ____
stated, "You shall not kill, neither shall you steal, neither shall you
do harm to the aged, lest you incur the danger of death. All those who
infringe this order shall be condemned to death by being drowned in the
river, or in boiling water". |
Article I |
___________ is a
period of competition among European rulers to conquer and colonize land
outside their original territory |
Age of Exploration |
How many members of
Katipunan went to the first place on August 22, 1896, at the house and yard
of ApolonioSamson. |
500 members |
Sailing southwards
along the coast of that large island of Seilani, they turned southwest to a
small island called _______. |
Mazava |
_________ was the
port with the most trade. |
Zubu |
Magellan called
Cebu ______. |
Zubu |
According
to___________, "Encarnacion and Villegas all these places are in
Balintawak, then part of Caloocan, now, in Quezon City. As for the dates,
Bonifacio and his troops may have been moving from one place to another to
avoid being located by the Spanish government, which could explain why there
are several accounts of the Cry |
Guerrero |
Ceylon was the
island of _______. |
Leyte |
_____________, a
Spanish historian who documented the Cavite Mutiny event and his work
centered on how the event was an attempt in overthrowing the Spanish
Government in the Philippines |
Jose Montero y Vidal |
_____________ is
widely accepted as the dawn of the Philippine Nationalism in the nineteenth
century, with Rizal dedicating his second novel, El Filibustersimo, to their
memory. |
Martyrdom |
_________ asked the
people to give a pledge that they were to revolt |
Andres Bonifacio |
Article ____
stated, "Observe and obey; let no one disturb the quiet of the graves.
When passing by the caves and trees where they are, give respect to them. He
who does not observe this shall be killed by ants, or beaten to death with
thorns". |
Article IV |
The great volume of
Rizal's lifework was committed to this end, particularly the influential ones |
Noli Me Tangere and El
Filibusterismo |
Magellan's
expedition sighted a high land named ZAMAL Island which was some ______
leagues westward of Ladrones Island. |
300 |
Dr. Jose P. Rizal
wrote this poem when he was eight years old and it is Rizal's one of the most
prominent works. |
SaAkingMgaKababata |
Rizal wrote in his
Memoirs of the Revolution that it happened at Pugadlawin on ___________. |
August 23, 1896 |
The password that
Katipunero used. |
Rizal's name |
Article ____
stated, "All these shall be exposed to ants for half a day: who kill
black cats during a new moon; or steal anything from the chiefs or agorangs,
however small the object may be. |
Article XIII |
The First was
published in La Voz Espanola and Diario de Manila on the Day of execution,
________. |
30 December 1896 |
____________ is
well-known as a hero of the revolution for his writing that center on ending
colonialism and liberating Filipino minds to contribute to creating the
Filipino nation. |
Jose P. Rizal |
It must be
considered that in Albo's Version, the location of Mazava fits the location
of the island of Limasawa, at the southern tip of Leyte, _______ |
9°54'N |
______________
commissioned a "Himno de Balintawak" to inspire the renewed struggle
after the pact of the Biak-na-Bato failed. |
Emilio Aguinaldo |
Article ____
stated, "These shall be killed: who profane sites where idols are kept,
and sites where are buried the sacred things of their diwatas and headmen. He
who performs his necessities in those places shall be burned". |
Article XVII |
Prominent Filipino
Historian Teodoro Agoncillo emphasizes the event when Bonifacio tore the
___________________receipt before the katipuneros who also did the same. |
Cedula or Tax |
GOMBURZA stands for
_______________. |
Mariano Gomez, Jacinto Zamora and
Jose Burgos |
Magellan leave
Mazaua, bound for Cebu on Thursday __________. |
April 4 |
Few months after
execution _________ from anonymous writer but later on revealed to be Fr.
Vicente Balaguer. |
February 14, 1897 |
He is a mythical
character who make the main lawful code in the Philippinesand it is said to
be "The Code of Kalantiaw". In the Island of Negros he was the
Chief. |
Rajah BendaharaKalantiaw |
Article ____
stated, "All these shall be beaten for two days: who sing while
traveling by night; kill the Manaul; tear the documents belonging to the
headmen; are malicious liars; or who mock the dead". |
Article IX |
_____________ is
riverine settlement. |
Butuan |
Article ____
stated, "You shall obey; he who exchanges for food, let it be always
done in accordance with his word. He who does not comply, shall be beaten for
one hour, he who repeats the offense shall be exposed for one day among
ants". |
None of the choices |
On August 26th, a
big meeting was held in Balintawak, at the house of __________, then Cabeza
of that barrio of Caloocan. |
Apolonio Samson |
The assistant of
the Plaza, the Assistant ___________, asked Rizal if he wanted anything. |
Senior Maure |
La Liga Filipina
was organized on __________. |
None of the choices |
The first country
of the Philippine Muslims. |
Mindanao and Sulu |
The name of the
newspaper whom Rizal, Del Pilar, Luna and others used to disseminate how the
Spaniards oppressed Filipinos. |
La Solidaridad |
This museum
features hands-on experience that encourage children to explore while playing |
Ayala Museum |
Melchora Aquino was
captured and exiled in _______ for helping the kapituneros. |
Guam |
Dr. Jose Rizal
wrote this novel to expose evils of Spanish rule in the Philippines. |
Noli Me Tangere |
The VAT laws was
signed in 1986 and put to effect in__________. |
1988 |
This was a peasant
rebellion in Central Luzon that aims to end the militancy to the farmers. |
Sakdal |
She was called as
the Mother of the Revolution. She took care, provided food, and nurses the
wounded Katipuneros in 1896 |
Melchora Aquino |
"Movement of
the feet, arms and the entire body musically particularly to music. A few
moves and tunes are performed without melodic backup or a capella. Other than
those specified before in the visual expressions, the components of shape one
of a kind to move are: body developments, motion, and outward appearances,
including outfit, organize setting, the sort of backup and social setting or
circumstance or events for exhibitions." |
Dance |
________ is directs
the instructing of Philippine culture in the schools and colleges, preparing
of educators. |
Commission on Higher Education |
1913, the
_____________________ was passed, resulting in a reduction in the revenue of
the government as export taxes levied on sugar, tobacco, hemp, and copra were
lifted. |
Underwood-Simmons Tariff Act |
This type of
government is strongly supported by President Rodrigo RoaDuterte, where in
the concern of this government is to distribute wealth of the country and
should not focus only on the capital. It also states that the Philippines
should share sovereignty and be divided into autonomous regions. This type of
government is called ___________. |
Federalism |
The whole regions
of Lanao Del Sur, especially at the region of the lake are untouchable to
outcasts. The way of life of the general population are in their conventional
clothing, the _______ and the_______. |
Malong And Abaya |
This type of
constitution gives the authority to make decisions and sustain or disprove
the sentences rendered by the other courts and to dictate rules for the
administration of justice. |
Supreme Council of Grace and
Justice |
He is known as the
hot tempered general who fought against the United States in the Spanish-
American war. |
Gen Antonio Luna |
The program permits
a tenant to enter into a farming business by attaining a farm by a given number
of hectares but it was only limited to Northern Luzon and Mindanao, where
colonial diffusion had been tough for Americans, a problem they innate from
the Spaniards. This was called as ________________. |
1903 Homested program |
This dance took its
name from the rings worn on the lower legs of a Muslim princess. This dance
relates the epic legend of the "Darangan" of the Maranao people of
Mindanao. |
Sinkil |
This improved the
government's relocation program and dissemination of agricultural lands to
landless tenants and agrarians during the time of President Quirino. |
NARRA |
______ percent of
fish and sardines are to a great extent taken from the Sulu Sea. |
59 |
Income tax rates
were increased in 1936, adding a surtax rate on individual net income in
excess of __________ pesos. |
10,000 |
These individuals
have possessed the region flanking between Lanao del Sur and Maguindanao
territory. |
Sultan Qudarat |
Zamboanga del Sur
has gold, silver, lead, ______store. |
Copper |
When we are placed
under military government until 1901 he became the first civil governor, he
was also the 27th president of the United States and the chosen successor of
President Theodore Roosevelt. |
William H. Taft |
________ is the
whole of both pre-Islamic culture and the philosophical understanding of the
Muslims on the lessons of Islam. |
Adat |
This aims to
provide changes and reconstructing the whole system of agriculture. |
Agrarian Reform |
He was known as the
father of the commonwealth. |
Manuel L. Quezon |
The First
Philippine Assembly, was organized on __________________, this assembly was
composed of educated Filipinos from well-known clans such as Osmena and
Quezon, they strengthened the issues of direct independence for the Filipinos
and this was stated by sending political missions to the United States
Congress. |
October 16, 1907 |
The idea that
societies around the globe are ending up increasingly coordinated and share
various commonalties regardless of restricted articulations and signs. |
Globalization |
The ________
individuals have one dialect with numerous variety, for example, the
vernacular of the Jama Mapun, and the Bangingi. |
Sama |
The Philippine
Muslims was at one time a prevailing gathering in the nation. They have
_______ year's political history, so far the longest political experience
contrasted with different gatherings in the entire Philippines. |
500 |
Year 1884, the
payment of tribute was put to a stop and was replaced by a poll tax collected
through a certificate of identification called the _________ personal. |
Cedula |
In 1896 he became
the mayor of Cavite Viejo and was declared as the first president of the
Philippines |
Emilio Aguinaldo |
The chosen
President of the Commonwealth government. |
. Manuel L. Quezon |
__________ is a tax
on the annual rental value of an urban real estate |
Cedula |
The Mindanao State
University is situated at Lanao's capital, Marawi City. Most pioneers in
Mindanao are in certainty results of the MSU. ______ % of its best teachers
are Christians Filipinos |
60 |
This method of
changing the constitution happens when the amendments of the constitution is
proposed by the people upon a petition of at least 12% of Philippine
registered voters. |
People's Initiative |
This organ of the
constitution was headed by the president and has four department secretaries,
this give the power such as: interior, foreign affairs, treasury, and war. |
Supreme Council of Grace and
Justice |
The place where
President Aguinaldo assembled the Revolutionary Congress on September 15,
1898 |
Barsoain Church, Malolos, Bulacan |
"Writings that
describe occasions, thoughts and feeling utilizing uncommon expressive
implies in a particular frame and has lasting and more extensive intrigue and
incentive to others, for example, verse, stories, books, expositions,
account, annals, letters, engravings, and so forth. Dialect is the medium of
articulation utilizing different abstract systems that create inside its
artistic, social and chronicled custom. Writing can likewise be oral like
stories, fantasies, enigmas, sayings, serenades, summons, mantras,
enchantment spells, and so forth." |
Literature |
The Constitution of
the Biak-na-Bato was promulgated by the Philippine Revolutionary Government
on___________________. |
November 1, 1897 |
The biggest of the
state monopolies was__________, which began in 1781 and halted 1882. |
Tobacco |
She is known as the
Visayan Joan of Arc. She joined the Katipunan's women chapter in Panay. She
fought against Spain, the United States, and Japan. |
Teresa Magbanua |
The only branch of
the government which can initiate the impeachment of the president, members
of the Supreme Court, and other constitutionally protected government
officials such as the ombudsman is the __________________. |
House of Representatives |
The Philippine
National Anthem "LupangHinirang" was first known as |
Marcha Filipina Magdalo |
The following are
classified as the Primary resources EXCEPT. |
Books |
The history or
story of a society or group of people is rooted from their ________, EXCEPT. |
Legends and Arts |
Looks within the
data itself to try to determine truth--facts and "reasonable"
interpretation. |
Internal criticism |
It includes looking
at the apparent or possible motives of the person providing the data |
Internal Criticism |
This criticism
applies "science to a document." |
External Criticism |
It involves such
physical and technical tests as dating of paper a document is written on, but
it also involves a knowledge of when certain things existed or were possible. |
External Criticism |
This criticism
looks at the reliability of an authenticated source after it has been
subjected to external criticism. |
Internal criticism |
This criticism is a
process by which historians determine whether a source is authentic by
checking the validity of the source |
External Criticism |
History came from
the Greek word ________ which means to search, look into. |
Historia |
_________ is a
brief summary or result based on a factual research and it also deals with
the sequence of important events that is stated in the history. |
History |
Looks within the
data itself to try to determine truth--facts and "reasonable"
interpretation. It includes looking at the apparent or possible motives of
the person providing the data. |
Internal Criticism |
______________ are
usually defined as first-hand information or data that is generated by
witnesses or participants in past events. |
Primary sources |
________________
which were produced by an author who used primary sources to produce the
material. In other words, this are historical sources, which studied a
certain historical subject. |
Secondary resources |
The Progresista
Party also known as __________ Party. |
Federalista |
The names of the
1519 Ferdinand Magellan Ships were the Trinidad, the San Antonio, the
Conception, the Victoria and the Santiago. True or False? |
True |
Form and appearance
and more particularly to question of authorship and textual circumstances
such as time, place and purpose. |
External Criticism |
According to
Corazon Aquino's Speech she said, "The __________ already knew that
Ninoy was not a body merely to be imprisoned but a spirit he must
break". |
Dictator |
He draw an
illustration that aimed as a commentary to the workings of Manila Police. |
Fernando Amorsolo |
Form and appearance
and more particularly to question of authorship and textual circumstances
such as time, place and purpose. |
External Criticism |
According to
Corazon Aquino's Speech she said, "The__________ sought to break him by
indignities and terror". |
Government |
He was one of the
chief officers of Katipunan in 1895 and known as the President Supremo. |
Andres Bonifacio |
In Corazon Aquino
speech she said, "We face a communist insurgency that feeds on economic
deterioration even as we carry a great share of the free world defenses in
the______________." |
Pacific |
This symbol in the
Philippine flag represents the distinctive symbol of Katipunan Society, which
by means of its compact of blood urged on the masses of the people to
insurrection. |
White triangle |
Are characterized
not by their format but rather by the information they convey and their
relationship to the research question. They include letters, diaries,
journals, newspapers, photographs, and other immediate accounts. The
interpretation and evaluation of these sources becomes the basis for
research. |
Primary Sources |
Modern art form
that turned away from classical art by exaggerating human features and
prodding fun at its subjects. |
Books |
Are historical
sources, which studied a certain historical subject. |
Secondary Sources |
He was the
Portuguese explorer to circumnavigate the globe. In 1519. |
Ferdinand Magellan |
Which of the
following is not written in the Katipunan Code of Conduct? |
To be a good man, a person should
be a person of power and words. |
The "Island of
thieves" is also called as ____________________. |
Islas de los Ladrones |
Looks within the
data itself to try to determine truth--facts and "reasonable"
interpretation. It includes looking at the apparent or possible motives of
the person providing the data. |
Internal Criticism |
According to
Corazon Aquino's Speech she said," Now, we are restoring full
____________ government” |
Constitutional |
What was the first
voyage according to Cachey Jr's The First Voyage around the World? |
Pigafetta's journal |
The examination of
the truthfulness of the evidence, it looks at the content of the source and
examines the circumstance of its production. It looks at the truthfulness and
factuality of the evidence by looking at the author of the source, its
context, the agenda behind its creation, the knowledge which informed it, and
its intended purpose among others |
Internal Criticism |
When Magellan died
what happened the Santiago? |
Shipwrecked |
What was the
password used for the codes of "Katipon"? |
Anak ng Bayan |
____________ was
the reason why Cory Aquino was designated in presidency that put the Philippines
in the international spotlight for dethroning a dictator through peaceful
means. |
EDSA People Power |
Wherever Corazon
Aquino went in the campaign, slum area or impoverished village. They came to
her with one cry,_____________ |
DEMOCRACY |
The symbol of the
restoration of democracy and the takeover of the Marcos Dictatorship in 1956 |
Corazon Aquino |
Based on the text
you have read what is a travelogue? |
Information visited by or
experienced by a traveler |
When Pres. Corazon
Aquino met with________________, they began an important dialogue about
cooperation and the strengthening of friendship between our two countries. |
President Reagan |
In Corazon Aquino's
speech she quoted, "Like_______________, I understand that force may be
necessary before mercy. Like Lincoln, I don't relish it. Yet, I will do
whatever it takes to defend the integrity and freedom of my country". |
Abraham Lincoln |
_____________________
became the pleasing sacrifice that answered their prayers for freedom |
Ninoy Aquino |
According to
Corazon Aquino's Speech she said, "The dictator had called him
a__________. Yet, two million people threw aside their passivity and fear and
escorted him to his grave" |
Nobody |
The Philippine
declaration was proclaimed on ___________________ at the Cavite el Viejo. |
June 12, 1898 |
A whole nation
honored him by that brave and selfless act of giving honor to a nation in
shame recovered its own |
Ninoy Aquino |
The 1935
constitution that govern the country is also called as the __________
constitution. |
Commonwealth |
__________ is vault
and caretaker of recorded reports, distributions, and authentic antiquities;
recognizes huge chronicled figures, occasions, places; responsible for
setting up and discussion of verifiable creators, landmarks, heraldry and
other chronicled curios. |
National Historical Commission |
Martial Law is also
known as the ____________ declared by the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos
that lasted from 1972 to 1985. |
Proclamation 1081 |
This is an idea
that progressive over many years of open discussion and battle the world
over. The ascent of unconventional developments in the recently made states
after World War II stay a standout amongst the most bothersome issues
confronting the world. The goals of ethnic, religious and racial minorities
have been verbalized in the different UN organizations on culture and
training especially UNESCO. |
Multi-culturalism and Pluralism |
_______ is advances
workmanship and culture among youngsters through displays, addresses,
workshops, gatherings on Philippine culture and different nations. |
Museum Pambata |
The _________ are
gathered in Lanao region. They involve the most vital place in Mindanao
attributable to their entrance to Iligan narrows in the north and Illana cove
in the south. |
Maranao |
This tribes are
known to be rice-cultivators. They contain numerous clans that live in the
Cordillera mountain ranges. |
Igorots |
She was one of the
lesser-known World War II veterans. She was known as the only Asian woman to
have been awarded the Silver Star Wolrd War by the United States. |
Magdalena Leones |
__________
storehouse and overseer of all reports and other authentic materials, and
attempts their discussion and reclamation. |
National Achieve |
In 1916, the US
Congress passed the Philippine Autonomy Act, otherwise called the _________,
giving the Philippines extensive home run and guaranteed freedom after the
establishment of a steady government. |
Jones Law |
_____ % tax on
entities with annual sales receipts of less than 5,200,000;6 their original
state, price regulated petroleum products and fertilizers. |
2 |
Aside from war,
politics and chemistry he also opened a fencing club in Manila. He promoted
fencing as a sport and a hobby during his time. |
Antonio Luna |
The current system
of the Philippines is in the form of ________________. |
Unitary |
One of the most
noteworthy of these bargain in the Philippine-American MBA which marked on
__________, just months after the affirmation of Philippine autonomy by the
US. |
March 14, 1949 |
The Philippines has
two lines of recorded advancement. The primary line, which is the more
established, came to create in ________ and Sulu. Furthermore, this alludes
to the Muslim line of chronicled improvement. |
Mindanao |
He was known as a
patriot, physician and man of letters who served as an inspiration to the
Philippine Nationalist movement. His work El filibusterismo and Noli Me
Tangere are his ways to promote nonviolent resistance to the Spaniards. |
Dr. Jose P. Rizalv |
The ________ had
been the seat of the Maguindanao sultanate. |
Cotabato |
_________ were
required to provide labor for 40 days a year (reduce to 15 days a year in
1884) |
Males |
_________ is
collection of all productions in the nation and from abroad; disperses
learning by serving the perusing open. |
National Library |
Magellan died in
__________. |
Mactan |
Is the practice of
verifying the authenticity of evidence by examining its physical
characteristics; consistency with the historical characteristics of the time
when it was produced: and materials used for evidence. |
External Criticism |
Their outfits were
red masks with white triangles and with maroon sash |
Bayani |
First Voyage around
the World", "Kartilya ng Katipunan" are examples of
_______________ |
Primary resources |
The author of
Philippine Cartoons: Political Caricature of the American Era (1900-1941). |
Alfred McCoy |
On____________,
seven months as a president, Pres. Corazon Aquino went to the United States
and spoke before joining the session of the U.S. Congress. |
September 18, 1986 |
It is also known as
Editorial Cartoon that contain a commentary that express the artist opinion
toward certain issues. |
Political Caricature |
He was a young
Italian nobleman who had joined the expedition and a good servant and
assistant to Ferdinand Magellan during the expedition in Seville, Spain. |
Antonio Pigafetta |
Why Magellan named
Guam the "Island of thieves"? |
The people there stole their
boats |
During the
declaration of independence on June 12 the Act of the Declaration of Independence
was organized, written, and read by _____________. |
Ambrosio Bautista |
Those sources
produced at same time as the event, period, or subject being studied. These
materials are often located in the Special Collections of a library, rather
than in the general collection. |
Primary Sources |
The eight raises of
the sun the Philippine flag symbolizes the 8 provinces of: |
Manila, Cavite, Bulacan,
Pampanga, Nueva Ecija, Bataan, Laguna and Batangas |
Applies
"science to a document." It involves such physical and technical
tests as dating of paper a document is written on, but it also involves a
knowledge of when certain things existed or were possible, e.g. when zip
codes were invented.* |
External Criticism |
According to
Corazon Aquino's Speech she said," I held out for participation in the
________ election the dictatorship called, even if I knew it would be rigged.
I was warned by the lawyers of the opposition, that I ran the grave risk of
legitimizing the foregone results of elections that were clearly going to be
fraudulent |
1984 |
The Progresista
Party also known as __________ Party |
Federalista |
The original title
of Kartilya ng Katipunan was ___________. |
Manga Aral Nang Katipunan |
Cory Aquino ended
her speech by thanking the __________ for serving as home to her family and
joined America in building the Philippines as a new home for democracy. |
America |
Historian's most
important research tools are ___________. |
Historical resources |
Modern art form
that turned away from classical art by exaggerating human features and
prodding fun at its subjects. |
Political caricature |
On ____ seven
months as a president, Pres. Corazon Aquino went to the United States and
spoke before joining the session of the U.S. Congress. |
September 18, 1986 |
To complement and further
strengthen the 1947 MBA, the Philippines and the US concludes a MDT on
_________. |
August 30, 1951 |
_________ is a land
rich in writing. Darangan is a case of this. The presence of darangan
authenticates the level of human progress that the Maranao have accomplished
at a certain point. |
Lanao |
With the finish of
the_______, the global group saw new patterns and dangers to security that required
less military power. |
Cold War |
This type of
national dance with a couple of artists bouncing between two bamboo posts
held simply over the ground and struck together. |
Tinikling |
__________ is a tax
on salaries, dividends, and profits. |
Industria |
In this method of
changing the constitution happens when the congress needs upon a vote of two
thirds of all its member and will file for a constitutional convention. |
Con-Con |
The clan from
Mindanao dwells in the islands of Sulu. They are known as ocean faring
individuals, imaginatively woven, beautiful sails. |
Badjao |
He was the
president of the constitutional Convention in 1934 and he presided the
opening session where they started the writing of the Philippine
Constitution. |
Claro M. Recto |
He was the first
president of the Independent Philippine Republic |
Emilio Aguinaldo |
The national
assembly order its first law, which accommodated the foundation of national
resistance for the Philippines. |
National Defense Act |
The Filipino
revolutionary hero who founded the Kataastaasang Kagalangalangang Katipunan
ng mga Anak ng Bayan (KKK). He was known as the first one who has a clear
vision of what a Filipino nation should be. |
Andres Bonifacio |
_________ is an
Italian expression for country. An ethnic group might be characterized as
inborn gathering which has its own particular dialect, hold in like manner an
arrangement of custom unique in relation to others whom they are in contact. |
Ethnic |
Martial Law is also
known as the ____________ declared by the late President Ferdinand E. Marcos
that lasted from 1972 to 1985. |
Authoritarianism |
Since the extension
of the Chinese individuals in the Han administration, Chinese individuals
have selected down into Southeast Asia and added to the shocking changes of
local Southeast Asian societies and the Philippine archipelago from the most
recent hundred years BC to the present. |
Sinicization |
Antonio Luna earned
a degree in Bachelor of Arts from ___________________. |
Ateneo Municipal de Manila |
The first 1897constitution
of the Biak-na-Bato was written in what language? |
Tagalog |
La Solidaridad is
also published in ________, as a representation and eye opener to his fellow
Filipino. |
Spain |
Antonio Luna earned
a degree in Bachelor of Arts from ___________________. |
Ateneo Municipal de Manila |
Sometimes called as
"higher criticism" |
Internal Criticism |
_________ is a
brief summary or result based on a factual research and it also deals with
the sequence of important events that is stated in the history. |
Philosophy |
Looks within the
data itself to try to determine truth--facts and "reasonable"
interpretation. It includes looking at the apparent or possible motives of
the person providing the data. |
Internal Criticism |
Historian's most
important research tools are ___________. |
Historical resources |
Sometimes called as
"lower criticism" |
External Criticism |
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