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Historical Method
term for analyzing records and survival of the past
Historiography
studyof writing history
Context analysis
considers time and place when the document being studied was written
Multiperspectivity
seing historical events inmultiple perspective
Positivism
argues that knowledge must be based on emperical evidences that can be verified through observation nstead of metaphhysics and subjective speculation
Auguste Comte
father of sociology and posited positivism
RA 6657
Comprehensive agrariain reform law
5 hectares
size of land to be distrubted amongst landowners under CARL
3 hectares
size of land allowed to be given per child of the landowner under CARL
CARL
Law under RA 6657. abbreviation
CARP
executing program of the law of RA 6657. Abbreviation
10
duration of years until land can be sold, transfered other than hereditary succcesion under RA 6657
Homonhon
watering island of good signs
Trinidad
flagship of Magellan's voyage
Victoria
sole surviving ship of magellan
March 16, 1521
complete date of arrival of Magellan in Samar
September 7, 1522
date when the returnees of magellan's voyage arrived in the Philippines. It was led by Elcano
Enrique Malacca
Translator of magellan
Juan Sebastian Elacano
Full name of the botswain of concepcion ship. Later commanded victoria
5
in numerical form, how many are the ships of magellan in his voyage
Reduccion
community set up by the Spainiards to relocate residents of scattered villages to reduced spaces
Dr. Pio Valenzuela
one of the triumvirate of katipunan. he is the fiscal general of the said organization and he is a physician
Andres Bonifacio
-Supremo of the katipunan
-chosen candidate of the magdiwang group during the tejeros convention.
-his election as the director of interior in the katipunan was questioned
Emilio Jacinto
the brain of katipunan and one the triumvirate
-the secretary general
-also known as Dimas ilaw/pingkian
-wrote the kartilya
August 23, 1896
complete date of the cry of revolution according to
-Pio Valenzuela
-Teodoro Agoncillo- the cry was referred as the tearing of cedula
at pugadlawin
cedula
tax certificate
August 24, 1896
complete date of the cry of revolution according to
-Santiago Alvarez
at Bahay Toro
August 25, 1896
complete date of the cry of revolution according to
-Gregoria de Jesus
-Lt. Olegario Diaz
at Balintawak/kangkong
August 26, 1896
Complete date of the cry of revolution according to
-Guillermo Masangkay - adviser and friend of bonifacio
-Gregorio Zaid
at Balintawak
Magdiwang
faction led by Mariano alvarez
Magdalo
faction led by Baldomero Aguinaldo
Daniel Tirona
a member of magdalo who questioned Bonifacio's election as the director of interior
Tejeros convention
-1987
-supposedly to discuss defense against spain but led to the 1st presedential election of the philippines
-further divided the 2 factions of the katipunan
Emilio Aguinaldo
-chosen candidate of Magdalo during the tejeros convention
-won and shifted the katipunan to a revolutionary govt. with provisional consitution
Constitution of Biak na Bato
-Provisional constitution during the Philippine Revolution.
-for the revolutionary govt of Emilio Aguinaldo
-proclaimed nov 1, 1897 at San Miguel, Bulacan
-1st consitution of the Ph
Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
-wrote the declaration of independence under Emilio Aguinaldo's directive
-auditor general of war but was assigned as special commision to write the declaration
-'don bosyong'
Teodoro Locsin Jr.
-executive secretary of Corazon Aquino
-wrote the speech of Cory before the joint session with US congress on Sept. 8, 1986
Salvador Laurel
vp of cory
Teodoro Patiño
-traitor of katipunan
-due to conflict of Apolonio de la Cruz (they are members of diario de manila)
Mangangauay
witches decieving by pretending to heal the sick according to Plascencia
Catolonan
according to plascencia these are the priestess/priest. They can be either male or female
Manyisalat
witches who had the power of cause infidelity and impotence according to plascencia
hocloban
according to plascencia, they are powerful witches that can heal and cause death
Mancocolam
emits fire and can bring sickness or death. They are one of the witches according to plascencia
magtatangal
headless according to plascencia
silagan
violent witches that eats the livers of their victims which wears white according to plascencia's records
osuang
according to plascencia, they can fly and eat flesh
mangagayoma
witches that deceive people to fall in love according to plascencia
sonat
wizards that can predict or help one die according to plascencia
pangatahojoan
according to plascencia, they are soothsayers
have ability to predict time
bayoguin
a witch that is homosexual and pretends to be woman
-cotquean
-according to plascencia
Fray de Plasencia
priest/friar who is one of the first franciscans to arrive in the Ph
-author of Relacion de los Costumbres de los Tagalogs
-Doctrina Christiana en Lengua Española y Tagala
Joan de Portocarrero
real name of Fray de Plascencia
Doctrina Christiana en Lengua Española y Tagala
1st printed book in the PH
Miguel de Loarca
-an encomendero of Panay who wrote the
- Relacion de las Islas Filipinas (1582)
- described the Filipinos' way of life in the Western Visayas area
Antonio de Morga
-asesor and teniente general in 1595
-wrote sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
-about the state of the ph during the latter 16th cent
Maca
term of heaven according to plascencia
Casanaan
term for hell according to plascencia
Datu
-cheiftains
-social hierarchy according to plascencia
Maharlika
-nobles
-required to join datu when there is war
-social hierarchy according to plascencia
Aliping Namamahay
-owns property but must serve their masters
-inherited social class
-they can not be sold not treated as slaves
-social hierarchy according to plascencia
Alipining sa Saguiguilir
-also saguiguilid
-serves masters
-slaves and can be sold
-social hierarchy according to plascencia
Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion
-TRAIN Law
-RA 10963
-under pres duterte
-lower income taxes
-exempt those with annual income not greater than 250,000
-introduced or increased excise tax
Expanded Value Added Tax
EVAT
-RA 9337
-from 10% to 12%
-applied on most goods and services except essential ones
Excise tax
-sin taxes
-may be specifc or ad valorem
-on fuel, cigrattes, alcohol, gambling, air travel
consumption tax
-tax emposed on the purchase of goods and services
-examples- VAT, Excise, Sales
-paid by consumer directly or indirectly
1903 Public Land Act
-Ph act no. 926
-undocumented lands will be prone to grabbing
Cooper Act
-name of Philippine ORGANiC Act of 1902
-after philippine-american war
-us federal law to establish civilian govt
-to establish insular govt
Jones law
-name of the Philippine AUTONOMY act
-August 19, 1916
-more autonomous ph government
-established fully elected bicameral legislature in the ph
Tydings-Mcduffie Act
-name of the Philippine INDEPENDENCE act
-us federal law to establish 10 yrs of transition to the independence of ph
-signed by Franklin Roosevelt on march 24 1934
-creted the commonwealth and 1935 consti
Maura law
has two forms of decrees
-1st for the greater autonomy of local govt - May 19, 1893
-2nd for land registration or they will lose it - Feb 13, 1894
May 19, 1893
Date of royal decree of the 1st maura law pertaining more the increased autonomy of local govt and estabiisment of towns and pueblos
February 13, 1894
full date of the 2nd decree of maura law, sometimes maura act, which focuses on the 1 yr land registration otherwise it will be forfeited
Peninsulares
spaniards born in spain and resided in colonies
insulares
full blooded spaniards born in colonies
mestizos
half breed of spaniards
Sangley
non-plural term for the chinese during rizal's time
ilustrados
enlightened ones, they are those who have got the chance to study at europe
Indios
native filipinos during the spanish colonial rule
Kartilya
katipunan's code of conduct with 14 rules
Kalayaan
katipunan's newspaper
Sakdal uprising
-peasant rebellion in central luzon
-may 2-3, 1935
-demanded independence from US
-led by Benigno Ramos
-due to poverty, opposition to commonwealth , land inequality
Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon
-full name of HUKBALAHAP
-communist led guerilla movement against japanese occupation in central luzon and then transitioned to rebellion against Philippine govt post-war
-1942
-led by Luis Taruc
-focused on agrarian reform
compras y vandalas
a Spanish colonial practice in the Philippines forcing farmers to sell or surrender their agricultural harvests to authorities at extremely low prices
1081
signed proclamation no by Marcos Sr. on Sept. 21, 1972 which estbalished the day and start of martial law
Benevolent Assimilation
a policy proclaimed by U.S. President William McKinley on December 21, 1898, declaring American sovereignty over the Philippines following the Spanish-American War
Manifest Destiny
a 19th-century American belief that the United States was divinely ordained to expand across North America, from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean
coined in 1845, basically believing that what they are doing is not occupation but benevolence
20
number only, how much dollars did Spain pay to cede the PH to US on dec 10, 1898
Felipe Calderon
Father of the Malolos Constitution.
the principal author of the said consti.