Agrarian Relations & Friar Lands in 19th Century Philippines
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During the pre-Spanish era in the Philippines, land ownership was

  • Communal (correct)
  • Owned by the crown
  • Unknown
  • Private
  • In the Spanish era, the governorship of Legazpi recognized all lands in the Philippines as part of the

  • Private ownership
  • Public domain (correct)
  • Friar lands
  • Encomienda system
  • Under the encomienda system, encomiendas were granted as rewards to

  • Spanish friars
  • Philippine rebels
  • Loyal civilian and military (correct)
  • Local barangay leaders
  • During the Spanish era, communal ownership of land gradually took the backseat and was replaced by

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    One of the major agrarian-related policies during the Spanish era was the introduction of the

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    Pre-Spanish Era Land Ownership

    • Land ownership was communal in the Philippines before the Spanish era.

    Spanish Era Land Ownership

    • The governorship of Legazpi recognized all lands in the Philippines as part of the Spanish crown.
    • Encomiendas were granted as rewards to conquistadors and Spanish colonizers under the encomienda system.
    • Communal ownership of land gradually took the backseat and was replaced by private ownership.
    • The introduction of the "reseña" was a major agrarian-related policy during the Spanish era.

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    Test your knowledge on the agrarian relations and friar lands during the 19th century Philippines, particularly in the context of Jose Rizal's time. Explore topics such as communal land ownership, the concept of private property, and the impact of Spanish colonization on land rights.

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