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A comprehensive vocabulary flashcards set for reviewing key concepts related to the study of history, its importance, the roles of historians, and significant events.

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Why study history?

To understand the past, present, and shape the future.

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Rizal's words on history

Knowing the past is important for understanding society's current state.

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What is history?

The scientific investigation of the past, including memory, discovery, collection, and analysis.

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Chronological record

A significant events log arranged by time with explanations and causes.

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Constantino's definition of history

A recorded struggle of people for freedom and human development.

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Filipino meaning of history (Kasaysayan)

A meaningful narrative that goes beyond just a story.

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Who is a historian?

A person who studies, analyzes, interprets, and writes history.

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Primary sources

Firsthand, original accounts created during the time of the event.

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Examples of primary sources

Diaries, letters, photographs, autobiographies, official documents.

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Secondary sources

Interpretations based on primary sources.

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Examples of secondary sources

Textbooks, research articles, documentaries.

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What is historiography?

The method of writing history based on examining sources and synthesizing narratives.

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What does internal criticism examine?

The credibility and truth of the content of a source.

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What does external criticism examine?

The authenticity of a document.

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Cavite Mutiny date

January 20, 1872.

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GOMBURZA members

Fr. Mariano Gomez, Fr. Jacinto Zamora, Fr. Jose Burgos.

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Who led the Cavite Mutiny?

Sergeant Lamadrid.

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Consequences of the Cavite Mutiny

Execution of GOMBURZA, exile of Filipino patriots.

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Retraction letter controversy

Debate on authenticity of Rizal's retraction statement before execution.

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Purpose of the retraction letter

To reconcile with the Catholic Church and retract criticisms.

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First Mass date in the Philippines

March 31, 1521.

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Magellan's departure date

September 20, 1519.

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Treaty of Tordesillas year

1494.

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Importance of the Treaty of Tordesillas

To prevent conflict between Spain and Portugal over new lands.

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Historical significance of Limasawa

Contested site of the first mass.

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Who proposed the Westward route to Moluccas?

Ferdinand Magellan.

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Who financed Magellan's expedition?

King Charles I of Spain.

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What did historians interpret the Cavite Mutiny as?

A major conspiracy against Spanish rule.

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Filipino perspective on the Cavite Mutiny

A simple mutiny driven by unfair labor policies.

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Magellan's fleet consisted of how many ships?

Five ships.

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Historical sources repositories

Institutions preserving historical documents.

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National Library of the Philippines location

Rizal Park, Manila.

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Significance of Rizal's annotations on Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas

Showed pre-colonial Filipino civilization.

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Key to understanding change in history

Analyzing past events and societal transformations.

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Moral understanding from history

Learning right and wrong from past actions.

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Why appreciate history?

To understand ourselves and our society better.

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What challenges did Magellan's expedition face?

Food shortages, storms, and rebellions.

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Geographical proximity's role in the First Mass debate

Distance calculations support claims of site location.

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What did Albo's account support?

The Limasawa claim.

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Five-point evidence for Limasawa

Route consistency, geographical features, and distance matching.

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Internal criticism checks for what?

The truth and accuracy of historical content.

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External criticism checks for what?

The authenticity of historical documents.

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Legarda Commission conclusion

Limasawa as the site of the first mass.

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Symbol of revolution in Pugad Lawin

Tearing of cedulas by Katipuneros.

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Cry of Pugad Lawin significance

Marks the official start of the Philippine Revolution.

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Importance of Cedula in history

Symbol of Spanish authority and oppression.

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August 23, 1896 significance

Date of the first cry for revolution.

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Andres Bonifacio's title

Supremo ng Katipunan.

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What does history reveal about power dynamics?

Insights on manipulation and bias in narratives.

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Argument for Rizal's retraction existence

Document found in Jesuit archives.

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Counterarguments against Rizal's retraction

Conflicting dates and potential forgery.

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How did the Spaniards describe the Cavite Mutiny?

A major rebellion threatening Spanish authority.

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Why is historical analysis important?

To prevent manipulation of events and understand context.

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Bonifacio's call to action significance

Demonstrated leadership and urgency in the revolution.

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Writing history involves which skills?

Analyzing sources, historical context, and narrative development.

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Who endorsed Limasawa's claim as the First Mass site?

The Philippine government.

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Historical narrative interpretation requires what?

Understanding multiple perspectives and biases.

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Importance of Rizal's legacy

Inspiration for national identity and independence.

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Historical research institutions

Places where historians and researchers collect and evaluate evidence.