Evidences for Limasawa as the Site of the First Mass in Philippines
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What was the main platform of President Rodrigo Duterte during the 2016 presidential elections?

  • Economic liberalization
  • Promoting environmental sustainability
  • Enhancing educational opportunities
  • Reducing crime by killing criminals (correct)
  • Who initiated the attempt to introduce amendments to the Constitution concerning economic provisions during President Aquino III's administration?

  • Rodrigo Duterte
  • Congress members as a whole
  • Feliciano Belmonte Jr. (correct)
  • Benigno Aquino III
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  • Dictatorship
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    Study Notes

    Historical Significance of Limasawa

    • Limasawa is associated with the first Christian mass in the Philippines.
    • No archaeological relics or balangai traditions have been found in Limasawa.
    • The western explorers valued the abundance of gold in Mazaua as a significant currency during their time.

    Gold and Archaeological Findings

    • Agusan Valley is noted for its archaeological relics and active gold mines, highlighting its wealth of gold resources.

    Evidence Supporting Limasawa Claim

    • Albo’s Logbook: Provides substantive evidence of the events in question.
    • Pigafetta’s Testimony:
      • Described the expedition’s route through key locations.
      • Map created by Pigafetta supports the claim.
      • Included detailed accounts of interactions with two native kings.
      • Provided insights on seven days spent in Mazaua.
      • Argument from omission highlights absence of mention for Butuan despite its relevance.

    Pigafetta’s Detailed Account

    • March 16, 1521: Sighted “high land” now known as the Marianas Islands.
    • March 17, 1521: Landed on uninhabited island “Humumu,” now Homonhon; stayed there for eight days.
    • March 25, 1521: Departure from Homonhon marked by an incident involving Pigafetta.
    • April 1, 1521: Magellan sent men to assist local kings with harvest.
    • April 4, 1521: Departure from Mazaua to Cebu.

    Argument from Omission

    • Critical analysis of Pigafetta's account suggests Mazaua cannot be Butuan since there’s no mention of the Agusan River, a key feature of Butuan's geography.

    Confirmatory Evidence from Legazpi Expedition

    • Survivors of Magellan's expedition likely visited Butuan post-Magellan's death.
    • Pigafetta described encounters with the queen in Butuan, providing additional context to the expedition's findings.

    Philippine Independence Movement

    • Biac-na-bato Convention (1897) led to the adoption of a constitutional framework aimed at independence.
    • Malolos Constitution (1899): Established the First Philippine Republic; focused on justice, welfare, and sovereignty.
    • Highlights of the Malolos Constitution:
      • Emphasis on the sovereignty of the people.
      • Included natural rights and popular sovereignty.
      • Addresses separation of Church and State in response to Spanish friar influence.

    U.S. Legislative Actions and Independence

    • Hare-Hawes Cutting Act (1932): Proposed independence but faced opposition from Manuel L. Quezon.
    • Tydings-McDuffie Act (1934): Established a path for formal independence, allowing for the drafting of a constitution.
    • 1935 Commonwealth Constitution:
      • Aimed to create a government for independence, justice, liberty, and democracy.
      • Established a bicameral Congress, influenced by various global constitutions.
      • Ratified by President Roosevelt, marking a stride toward Philippine independence.

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    Explore the various evidences supporting Limasawa as the site of the first mass in the Philippines, including Albo's Log-book and Pigafetta's testimony. Learn about the lack of significant archaeological relics or balangai tradition in Limasawa, and the excitement of western explorers over the abundance of gold in Mazaua.

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