PART 1. READINGS IN PHILIPPINE HISTORY AND SOCIETY (LET REVIEWER)

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Zeus Salazar

Advocated the use of Filipino in historical discourse.

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Pantayong Pananaw

Filipino point of view in writing history.

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Primary Sources

Direct or firsthand evidence.

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Internal Criticism

Analysis of the content of the document.

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Limasawa

First mass held in the Philippines.

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Butuan

Confused for Limasawa as the venue of the first mass.

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Historiography

The study of how history is done, such as how different people perceive past events and how a source's point-of-view impacts its portrayal of the past.

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Positivism

History should be based on verifiable data and examined under STERN scrutiny.

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Fernand Braudel

Proponent of Annales School of History.

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Karl Marx

(Who) History is a struggle of power between social classes.

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Friedrich Nietzsche

(Who) Use and abuse of history.

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Michale Foucault

Believes that history is based on perspective.

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Pedro Patiño

Exposed Katipunan as a secret society aimed to oust Spanish

authorities in the Philippines.

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Juan Sebastian Elcano

First person to circumnavigate the globe.

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Execution of GOMBURZA

A major factor in the the awakening of nationalism among filipinos.

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May 10, 1897

Execution of Bonifacio brothers.

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August 23, 1896

Official date of Cry in Pugad Lawin.

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Principalia

Filipino middle class during Spanish era.

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Illustrados

Filipino intellectuals educated in Europe.

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Carlos Maria de la Torre

Most beloved governor general and most liberal governor-general of Spain.

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Rafael Esquerdo

Permitted the execution of GomBurZa.

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Secularization Movement

The transfer of parishes to the Filipino priest from the Spanish friars was one of the effects of Europe's spreading of liberal ideas.

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Fr. Pedro Pelaez

Spearheaded the Secularization Movement in the Philippines.

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Mariano Gil

The Priest who learned about the Katipunan and inform the Spanish authority.

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Insulares

Spaniards born in the Philippines.

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Peninsulares

Highest positions in Spanish government.

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Indios

The spanish term for Filipinos, who for the most part held the lowest social status.

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Paninilbihan

Servitude of a man wishing to marry a girl during pre-colonial period.

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Lazaro Makapagal

Was the one tasked to carry out the decision of the military court to execute the Bonifacio brothers.

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The KKK structure

Composed of Kataastaasang Sanggunian, Sangguniang Bayan, Sangguniang Balangay, at Sangguniang Panghukuman.

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Roman Basa

2nd Supremo of Katipunan.

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Jose Burgos

Lead the Secularization Movement after Pedro Pelaez's demise.

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Francisco Zaldua

Implicated and stand witness against GomBurZa in the

Cavity mutiny.

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Augustinians

Which religious missionaries first arrived in the Philippines?

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Jesuits

Helps us understand the 19th Century Philippines.

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Franciscans

Recorded early cultures and the orders work in China.

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Estado de las islas Filipinas en 1810 by Thomas de Comyn

Described the colonial economy after the opening of Manila for international trade.

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Bigay-suso

Gift to girl's wet nurse

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The Triangular Method of Recruitment

Utilized by the KKK, with membership fee from 300 to 30, 000.

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Historiography during American Period

Is relatively easier to write but extremely biased towards Filipinos.

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Western Style

Dominated the Historiography during the Third Republic with maxim "no document, no history."

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Teodoro Agoncillo

He is a pioneered nationalist historiography in the country by highlighting the role of the Filipino reformists and revolutionaries from 1872; "lost history"

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Corregidores

Leader of an unpacified areas in the Philippines during Spanish era.

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Renato Constantino

He believes that Masses are the primary mover of history.

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William Henry Scott and F. Landa Jocano

Used archeological and anthropological evidences to reconstruct indigenous history.

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Reynaldo Eleto

In his Book at Revolution offer new interpretation of the Pasyon.

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Oral History

Accounts of the past that people pass down by word of mouth. Also considered as "Special Nature" and "Raw Material of Social Memory."

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La Liga Filipina

Break into two factions: Katipunan and The Cuerpo De Compromisarios.

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Transcriptions of Testimonies

It is needed to process Oral History.

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Hegel's Dialectic Concept of History

The idea of F. Marcos Sr. about New Society as Thesis, Edsa Revolution as the Anti Thesis and 5th Republic as Synthesis is a demonstration of ______________.

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Annales School of History

Understand history in a larger scale through longer period of time.

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Fernand Braudel

Integrates space and time in the study and understanding of history.

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Creoles

Mixed race of Filipino-Spanish or Chines-Spanish.

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March 22, 1897

When is the first election in the Philippines that happened in Cavite?

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Cavite Mutiny

Staged by workers of the Cavite arsenal.

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1565

What year did Spain successfully colonized the Philippines?

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Historical Negationism/Denialism

Falsification or distortion of historical records.

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Acta de Tejeros

a document proclaiming that the results of the election were invalid and illegitimate due to fraud.

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Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act

Promised independence on July 4, 1946 after a 10-year (Commonwealth) Period.

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Manuel Quezon

Lobbied the Tydings-Mcduffie Law.

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Gabaldon Act of 1907

Was passed to established schools in the Philippines.

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Narciso Claveria

Spanish surnames and adaptation of new calendar.

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Macario Sakay

President of Republika ng Katagalugan and was sentenced to death due to the violation of Brigandage Act of 1902.

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Naik military

Establishing a government separate from the one established during the Tejeros Convention.

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Semion Ola

Who was the last general to surrender to the Americans?

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Manuel Tinio

The youngest general in the revolutionary army.

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Las Costumbres de Los Tagalos En Filipinas

A primary source about the religion of the early Filipinos written by Fray Juan de Plasencia.

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Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas

Non-religious account for early Philippines penned by Antonio de Morga.

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Jones Law

Grants independence to the Philippines as soon as a stable government can be established.

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Mariano Alvarez

Leader of Magdiwang Faction.

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Alipin

Can become Free if her master impregnated her. Likewise, her children from the said master is free as well.

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La Solidaridad

Organ of Propaganda Movement.

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Baldomero Aguinaldo

He became the leader of the Magdalo faction.

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Payne-Aldrich Tariff Law

Sets qouta for Philippine exports.

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Biak-na-Bato Constitution

Was patterned after the Jimaguayo constitution of Cuba.

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Emilio Jacinto

Brain of the Katipunan and Adviser to Supremo Bonifacio

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Letters of Rizal

For his fellow reformists are primary sources.

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External and Internal Criticism

Types of Historical Criticism.

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Numismatics

The collection or study of coins and medals or currencies.

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Artemio Ricarte

Elected as General in Chief in the Tejeros Convention.

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Gobernadorcillo

Tawag ng pinuno sa pamahalaang bayan noong panahon sa Espanyol.

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Historical Materialism

Marxist belief that the class divisions of a society determine everything else that matters.

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Barangay

Pre-colonial government in the Philippines.

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Sedition Law

A law making it a crime to speak against the government.

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Anak ng Bayan

Password for Katipon members in KKK.

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Teodoro Plata, Ladislaw Diwa, Valentine Diaz, Jose Dizon, and Deodato Arellano

They were with Andres Bonifacio in organizing Katipunan.

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Propaganda Movement

Seeks annexation of the Philippines by Spain.

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Full-Independence from Spain.

Aim of the Katipunan.

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People's varying opinion in the legacy of Edsa People Power Revolution of 1986

Consistent to Michale Foucault idea that history is based on perspective.