SS 23 WW1

Kolonyalismo

Colonialism - control of a people or area by a foreign state or nation

Pampalasa

Spice - a substance made from a plant, used to give a special flavor to food.

Paggalugad

Exploration- The act of traveling to a place or searching for a place to learn about it.

Vasco Da Gama

First European to reach India via sea, Making the Portuguese has vast control over the spice trade between Asia and Europe.

Spain Land

Focused on claiming lands in the west to control its resources that led to their colonization.

Portugal Land

Focused on trade and controlling ports in the east which led to the colonization of these lands.

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Was claimed the most successful expedition to the Philippines, he first arrived in the island of Cebu.

Misyonaryo

Missionary- A person who is sent to a foreign country or place to do religious work, such as to convince others to join a religion.

Pista/Piyesta  

Celebrations that in former Spanish colonies are usually identified on the Church calendar to honor a special saint.

Pananamantala

Exploitation: the act of using someone or something unfairly for your own advantage

Buwis

Tax: compulsory payment or charge imposed by a government to fund public services and government programs.

Sword

Military efforts are made
to gain allies among the natives and
work with these allies to subdue
other barangays/bayans

Cross

Missionary efforts in
converting and baptizing natives
into Catholicism

Patronato Real

The king of Spain had the power to choose priests and bishops for the Philippines, that’s why the church and government worked closely together.

AUGUSTIANS

FRANSISCANS

JESUITS

DOMINICANS

AUGUSTIAN RECOLLECTS

REMEMBER THIS ORDER, YOUR COOKED.

Reduccion

Compulsory transfer of
native settlements to unify
them in pueblos(towns