Content and Contextual Analysis of Sources (Philippine History)

These flashcards cover key vocabulary and concepts related to the analysis of primary sources in Philippine history.

Primary Sources

Original materials from the time period being studied, which provide firsthand accounts and insights into historical events.

Historiography

The study of historical writing and the methods used by historians to understand and interpret the past.

Fort Pilar

A Spanish fort located in Zamboanga City, serving as a stronghold during the colonial period.

Slave Raiding

The practice of capturing individuals to enslave them, often involving deception or surprise attacks by raiders.

Tausug

A tribe of fierce warriors in the southern Philippines known for their political power and lack of maritime experience.

Illanun

A seafaring community recognized for its historical significance in piracy and maritime activities.

Balangingi Tribe

A long-standing seafaring community occupying the islands between Basilan and Sulu.

Garay

A traditional boat made of bamboo capable of carrying over 100 sailors, used in maritime activities.

Barong

A single-edged blade weapon used by Tausug warriors, designed for close combat.

Kris

A ceremonial and warfare weapon with a wavy blade, carried by nobles and used in battle.

Kampilan

A heavy sword known for its intimidating design, often associated with ritualistic practices.

A Legacy of Heroes

A documentary film that recounts the valor and struggles of Filipino soldiers during World War II.

Spoliarium

A celebrated painting by Juan Luna that won a gold medal at the 1884 Madrid Exposition.

Fernando Amorsolo

The first National Artist for Painting in the Philippines, known for his depictions of rural life.