History Module 1: Meaning and Relevance
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What often characterizes the perspective of non-historians regarding the past?

  • They analyze historical records critically.
  • They typically focus on detailed developments.
  • They believe history is exclusively a story of progress. (correct)
  • They understand the biases of historical sources.

What is a primary difference between historians and non-historians when it comes to source evaluation?

  • Non-historians only consider primary sources.
  • Historians recognize the limitations of all sources. (correct)
  • Historians accept all sources as equally valid.
  • Non-historians critically assess the biases of historical sources.

Which of the following best describes the role of historians?

  • They aim to place historical events in a contemporary context. (correct)
  • They document history without considering different perspectives.
  • They create fictional narratives about the past.
  • They are focused on identifying absolute truths in history.

What does the Greek word 'Historia' signify?

<p>Knowledge acquired through investigation. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement is true regarding non-historians’ view of time periods?

<p>They often view time periods as fixed and absolute. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of historical sources do historians utilize?

<p>A variety of sources, including material objects and oral accounts. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is regarded as the 'Father of History'?

<p>Herodotus (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of history do historians typically emphasize in contrast to non-historians?

<p>Specific, detailed developments within historical contexts. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event did Corazon Aquino's speech in September 1986 address?

<p>The EDSA Revolution (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was primarily responsible for declaring Martial Law in the Philippines?

<p>Ferdinand Marcos (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following events occurred after the assassination of Ninoy Aquino in 1983?

<p>Snap Election (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which historical figure is recognized as the 'Supremo of the Katipunan'?

<p>Andres Bonifacio (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What subject of debate is associated with the site said to have hosted the First Mass in the Philippines?

<p>Whether it took place in Butuan or Limasawa (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document claims that the First Mass was celebrated by an Italian priest in Bolinao, Pangasinan in 1324?

<p>Documents compiled by Emma Helen Blair (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who chronicled Magellan's voyage and is known to have noted the date of the First mass?

<p>Antonio Pigafetta (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what situation should the Philippine Flag's red field be flown at the top?

<p>During periods of war (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who is credited with writing the Proclamation of Philippine Independence?

<p>Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What percentage of politicians in the Philippines are involved in political dynasties, according to studies mentioned?

<p>50-70% (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which individual was known as the 'brains of the Katipunan'?

<p>Emilio Jacinto (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a major consequence of Corazon Aquino’s speech before the U.S. Congress?

<p>It ended in a standing ovation and highlighted democratic ideals (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What historical significance does the 1872 monument in Butuan represent?

<p>First mass site (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What historical event is associated with the date June 12, 1898?

<p>Proclamation of Philippine Independence (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines state about political dynasties?

<p>They are prohibited as defined by law (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the result of Ferdinand Marcos' signing of Proclamation No. 1081?

<p>Commencement of Martial Law (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which revolution is known as the world’s first bloodless/nonviolent revolution?

<p>People Power Revolution (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Corazon Aquino’s speech in 1986 emphasized which aspect of governance for the Philippines?

<p>The establishment of a new democratic government (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did Ninoy Aquino's assassination catalyze in the Philippines?

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What was the approximate percentage of legislators aged 26-40 who are part of political dynasties?

<p>70% (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of history as a discipline?

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Which statement differentiates historiography from history?

<p>Historiography focuses on the philosophy and methods of history itself. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an essential reason that makes history important?

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What type of sources includes original interviews and artifacts?

<p>Primary sources (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which component is NOT part of external criticism when analyzing historical sources?

<p>Assessing the author's point of view (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a key aspect of internal criticism in analyzing historical documents?

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Which of the following criteria is NOT used when analyzing historical sources?

<p>Reliability (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does historical context refer to?

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What was the main concern of post-colonialism in historical writing?

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Which methodology emphasizes gathering empirical and observable evidence?

<p>Positivism (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How do historians utilize historical evidence?

<p>To interpret facts and organize them chronologically (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When assessing the credibility of a source, what is NOT a concern for historians?

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What does the term 'anachronism' refer to in historical analysis?

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What significant event is marked by March 31, 1521?

<p>The first Mass in the Philippines (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which island did Magellan name the Islands of Saint Lazarus?

<p>Mazaua (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who officiated the first Mass in the Philippines?

<p>Father Pedro Valderrama (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the reason for the failure of the Cavite Mutiny?

<p>Unexpected celebration causing miscommunication (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the term 'GOMBURZA' refer to?

<p>Three martyred Filipino priests (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was the leader of the 200 soldiers during the Cavite Mutiny?

<p>Sergeant Lamadrid (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the role of Father Jose Burgos in the events leading to the Cavite Mutiny?

<p>He was a priest advocating for secularization (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does 'mutiny' mean in the context of the Cavite Mutiny?

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What did the Philippine Congress affirm about Limasawa?

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What was one claim made by the Spanish historians regarding the Cavite Mutiny?

<p>It was a coordinated effort by the native priests (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event occurred on February 17, 1872?

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Which river is notably absent in Pigafetta’s account of Butuan?

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What led to the execution of the GOMBURZA priests?

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What mistake did the soldiers from Cavite make during their mutiny?

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What was the purpose of the friars showcasing the Cavite Mutiny?

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Which of the following documents purportedly claims that Rizal recanted his writings against the friars?

<p>A document signed shortly before his execution (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who was the only eyewitness of the writing of Rizal's retraction document?

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Which event marks the start of the Philippine Revolution against Spain?

<p>The Cry of Balintawak (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant action did Andres Bonifacio take during the Cry of Balintawak?

<p>He tore his cedula in front of the Katipuneros (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the role of the Cuerpo de Vigilancia during the lead-up to the revolution?

<p>To monitor revolutionary activities (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did Rizal's retraction document impact his legacy according to many historians?

<p>It further solidified his status as a martyr for independence (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the monument at the intersection of EDSA and Andres Bonifacio Drive commemorate?

<p>The heroes of the Philippine Revolution in 1896 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the primary purposes for writing Pigafetta's journal during the voyage?

<p>To gather knowledge on nautical technology and cartography. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which historian emphasized the significance of the Cry of Balintawak?

<p>Teodoro Agoncillo (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the gathering on August 26, 1896, in Balintawak discuss?

<p>The date for the uprising against Spain (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following describes the timing of Pigafetta’s account publication?

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How did Pigafetta’s background influence his descriptions of the Filipinos?

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When did Jose Rizal allegedly wake up to write and sign his retraction?

<p>December 29, 1896 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which location is claimed as the first place of refuge for Andres Bonifacio and other revolutionaries?

<p>Pugad Lawin (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role did Enrique play during the expedition?

<p>He served as a translator for Magellan. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the unique aspects of the islands encountered during the expedition?

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What was the primary claim of the Cavite Mutiny according to the friars?

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Which event did not occur during Pigafetta's account of the expedition?

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What phrase is associated with the revolutionary fervor ignited during the Cry of Balintawak?

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Which ship was NOT part of the expedition that Pigafetta documented?

<p>Santa María (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What possible influences could have affected Pigafetta's writings about indigenous people?

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What was NOT a reason for Magellan's exploration?

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Which manuscript of Pigafetta's account has survived?

<p>One in Italian and three in French. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What term did Magellan's crew use for the initial point of contact with the Philippines?

<p>Aquada da li buoni Segnialli (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which significant event occurred after Pigafetta documented Magellan’s interactions in the Philippines?

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Why is Pigafetta’s narrative considered an important primary source?

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What misconception about the world did Magellan aim to address during his voyage?

<p>The world was flat and dangerous to sail across. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary purpose of the Katipunan?

<p>To unite Filipinos for independence from Spain (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who founded the Secret Revolutionary Society KKK?

<p>Andres Bonifacio (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the acronym KKK stand for?

<p>Kataas-taasan Kagalang-galangan Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which document served as a guide for the conduct and duties of Katipunan members?

<p>Kartilya ng Katipunan (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What event took place on June 12, 1898, in relation to Philippine independence?

<p>The proclamation of Philippine independence (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who unfurled the Philippine flag during the declaration of independence?

<p>Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What did the Kartilya ng Katipunan primarily address?

<p>The conduct and values of Katipuneros (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not an emblem of the Philippine flag?

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What was one reason the Philippine Declaration of Independence was not recognized at the time?

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What significant event is associated with the term 'GOMBURZA'?

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Which of the following was a prominent member of the Katipunan known as the 'Brains of the Katipunan'?

<p>Emilio Jacinto (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant event did the Treaty of Paris result from?

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What was significant about the first unfurling of the Philippine flag?

<p>It was fabricated in Hong Kong (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the presence of the three stars on the Philippine flag symbolize?

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Which group within the Katipunan was led by Baldomero Aguinaldo?

<p>Magdalo (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary significance of August 23, 1896?

<p>It was recognized as the day of the Cry for Liberty against Spanish rule. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accounts correctly places the 'Cry' in a historically recognized event?

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What was a key restriction during the presidential elections in the Tejeros Convention?

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Which of the following describes the Constitution of Biak-na-Bato?

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What important provision was included in the Malolos Constitution?

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Which document was a direct rejection of the Tejeros Convention results?

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Why was the Constitution of Biak-na-Bato never fully implemented?

<p>A truce was signed between the Spanish and Philippine Revolutionary Army. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines represent?

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Who presided over the first presidential elections in Philippine history?

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Which council was established under the Republic of Biak-na-Bato to oversee justice?

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What significant event occurred on March 22, 1897?

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What was Andres Bonifacio's stance on the Tejeros Convention?

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Which aspect of the Malolos Constitution was notable regarding its government structure?

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In what manner did Emilio Aguinaldo and fellow revolutionaries benefit from the Pact of Biak-na-Bato?

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What did the Preamble of the Malolos Constitution emphasize?

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What significant change occurred in the powers of the presidency under the amended 1940 Constitution?

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What was the main function of the General Auditing Office established by the Constitution?

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What principle was adopted regarding land ownership according to the Constitution?

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Which amendment changed the term limits of the president under the 1940 Constitution?

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What type of government was established under the 1973 Constitution?

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What major action did Ferdinand Marcos take when he declared Martial Law?

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Which body was created to replace the Congress as outlined in the 1973 Constitution?

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Which constitutional change occurred to allow the indefinite extension of presidential power?

<p>Amendments were made during Martial Law. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why was the ratification of the 1973 Constitution questioned?

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What was the primary purpose of having a system of checks and balances in government?

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What was the purpose of the 1934 Philippine Independence Act?

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Which document was rejected by Quezon and others in 1933?

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What voting rights were established in the 1935 Constitution?

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What major change did the 1940 amendment make to the Philippine legislative structure?

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What event led to a disruption in the transition of the Philippines to self-government?

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What was the role of the Philippine Organic Act of 1902?

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What is the significance of the phrase 'Regalian Doctrine' in the 1935 Constitution?

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What was included in the provisions of the 1935 Constitution?

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Which act first pledged Philippine independence during U.S. administration?

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Which date marks the full effect of the 1935 Constitution?

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What was the main outcome of the Tydings-McDuffie Act?

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What is the required percentage of registered voters for a People's Initiative to amend the Philippine Constitution?

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What is the primary objective of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms (CARPER)?

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What was a significant change made to presidential term limits in the 1940 amendment?

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What significant challenge has hampered the effectiveness of agrarian reform in the Philippines?

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How many hectares of land were distributed under CARPER from 2009 to 2014?

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What was a directive given by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte regarding agrarian reform?

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What was the aim of the Agrarian Production Credit Program (APCP)?

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What system was introduced to assist in the faster resolution of agrarian reform cases?

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Which initiative was designed to support the connectivity and economic services in agrarian reform communities?

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What does CARP stand for?

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What did Benigno Aquino III promise to accomplish regarding the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program?

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What kind of task force did DAR establish to address corruption?

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What significant action did Amendment No. 6 allow Marcos to retain after Martial Law was lifted?

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Which of the following best describes the Batasang Pambansa during Marcos' rule?

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What was one way Marcos suppressed dissent during his rule?

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What was a primary aim of the 1973 Constitution in the Philippines?

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Which of the following was a consequence of Martial Law in the Philippines?

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What system did the Americans establish for land registration during their period?

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What concept empowered Encomienderos during the Spanish period?

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What was a prominent theme of the social justice program espoused by Manuel L. Quezon?

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What was the purpose of Commonwealth Act No. 178 during the Commonwealth period?

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What major issue worsened land tenure in the Philippines during the American period?

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What role did the Hukbalahap play during the Japanese occupation?

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What characterized the agrarian reforms aimed at during the Philippine Republic?

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Which significant aspect of the 1987 Constitution deals with human rights?

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Which act aimed to regulate relations between landlords and tenants during the American period?

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Which of the following acts created the National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration?

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What was the primary focus of the Agricultural Land Reform Code of 1963?

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Which Republic Act established the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law?

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What did Executive Order No. 229 provide for?

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Which of the following statements is true about Republic Act No. 6389?

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What did Presidential Decree No. 27 restrict?

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Which act focused on the agricultural and fisheries modernization?

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What was the aim of Executive Order No. 151?

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What significant change did Republic Act No. 3844 introduce?

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Which program was considered a centerpiece of President Aquino's administration?

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What principle did the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (CARL) primarily advocate?

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Which of these Presidential Decrees created a land reform program in the Philippines?

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What role did the Agrarian Reform Coordinating Council play?

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What was a significant outcome of Republic Act No. 7906?

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History

The study of change over time, encompassing all aspects of human society.

Non-historian's view of history

Often romanticized, assuming the past was inherently better, and relying on easily accessible, potentially biased sources.

Historian's approach to history

Critical of sources, acknowledging biases and limitations. Thorough research utilizing diverse primary and secondary sources, focusing on details and context.

Historical methodology

The methods and principles used in historical research. It evolves over time.

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Generalizations in history

Broad statements about people, events, or time periods. Historians often analyze and may critique them.

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Historical Sources

Diverse materials used to understand the past, including written records, material objects, oral accounts, ecological markers, art, and artifacts.

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Herodotus

Ancient Greek historian considered the "Father of History" or "Father of Lies" for their approach to how history is recorded and researched.

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Thucydides

A critical 5th-century Greek historian who helped establish the study of human history to what it is now.

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Historiography

The study of history itself; its methods, philosophy, and writing.

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Primary Source

Source created at the time of the event studied; a direct account.

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Secondary Source

Source produced later by someone who studied primary sources.

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External Criticism

Verifying the authenticity of a source by checking its physical characteristics and time period.

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Internal Criticism

Evaluating the trustworthiness of a source's content and author's viewpoint; testing reliability.

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Historical Evidence

Reliable data found through historical criticism (external and internal).

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Historical Context

The details surrounding an event such as religious, economic, and political conditions existing at a specific time and place.

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Anachronism

Something that is out of its proper time period.

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Positivism

Historical approach emphasizing empirical evidence and observed data.

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Post-colonialism

Historical approach analyzing how colonial powers shaped the narrative of formerly colonized nations.

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Accuracy

How true and verifiable a historical source is.

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Objectivity

Freedom from bias in a historical account.

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Magellan's Circumnavigation

The first documented voyage to circumnavigate the globe, led by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan in the early 16th century.

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Precolonial Philippines

The period in Philippine history before Spanish colonization, characterized by diverse cultures, societies, and political structures.

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Katipunan

A secret revolutionary society founded in 1892 by Andres Bonifacio, aiming to achieve Philippine independence from Spain.

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Katipunan's Goal

To unite Filipinos and fight for independence from Spanish colonial rule.

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Magdalo and Magdiwang

Two major factions within the Katipunan, led by Baldomero Aguinaldo and Andres Bonifacio respectively.

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Kartilya ng Katipunan

A code of conduct for Katipunan members, written by Emilio Jacinto, outlining values and principles.

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Kartilya's Purpose

To guide members on how to behave ethically, treat fellow members, and uphold the principles of the Katipunan.

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Philippine Declaration of Independence

A document officially proclaimed on June 12, 1898, by Filipino revolutionary forces under Emilio Aguinaldo, declaring independence from Spain.

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Philippine Declaration of Independence - Significance

It demonstrated the Filipinos' determination for self-rule and their national aspirations, although it wasn't immediately recognized by major powers.

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Philippine Flag

A symbol of Philippine independence, designed by Feliciano Jocson, with elements signifying the Katipunan, major islands, and the fight for freedom.

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Philippine Flag - Symbolism

The white triangle represents the Katipunan, the three stars symbolize Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao, the sun represents the nation's progress, and the eight rays represent key provinces.

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Red, White, and Blue in Flag

Colors representing the United States, a reminder of the intricate relationship between the Philippines and America.

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Treaty of Paris

A treaty signed in 1898 that ceded the Philippines from Spain to the United States, despite the Philippine declaration of independence.

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Philippine Independence Day

June 12th, commemorating the Philippine Declaration of Independence in 1898.

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Philippine Independence - A Complex Process

The fight for Philippine independence was a long and complicated journey, involving various groups, events, and international relations.

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Philippine Flag Protocol

The rules governing how the Philippine flag should be flown, specifically regarding the position of the blue and red fields based on peace or war.

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Political Dynasties in the Philippines

The phenomenon where multiple family members hold political positions across generations, often leading to concentrated power and influence.

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Colonial Mentality

A mindset characterized by a perception of inferiority and dependence on a colonizing nation, stemming from the historical experience of colonialism.

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Martial Law in the Philippines (1972)

A period of military rule imposed by President Marcos, suspending civil liberties and granting the military broad powers.

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Corazon Aquino's Speech (1986)

A powerful address by President Aquino to the US Congress, outlining the challenges faced by the Philippines after Marcos's rule.

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Benigno Aquino (Ninoy)

A prominent Filipino senator and opposition leader who was assassinated, sparking the People Power Revolution.

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EDSA Revolution (1986)

A peaceful and non-violent uprising against the Marcos dictatorship, largely credited with restoring democracy in the Philippines.

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Snap Election (1986)

A sudden and unexpected election called amidst political turmoil, leading to the rise of Corazon Aquino to the Presidency.

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First Mass in the Philippines

A significant event in Philippine history, marking the introduction of Christianity by Magellan's expedition.

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Death of Magellan

The final encounter between Magellan's expedition and indigenous Filipinos in the Battle of Mactan.

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Antonio Pigafetta

A Venetian scholar and explorer who participated in Magellan's circumnavigation of the world and documented his observations in a journal.

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First Voyage Around the World

A travelogue written by Antonio Pigafetta that recounts Magellan's expedition around the globe, including their encounters with indigenous peoples and the discovery of new lands.

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Magellan's Route

The path taken by Magellan's expedition as they sailed around the world, aiming to reach the Spice Islands and discover new trade routes.

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Three Gs

A historical shorthand for the motivations behind European exploration and colonization: Gold, Glory, and God.

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Ethnographic Account

A detailed description of a culture, including the people, customs, beliefs, and practices of a particular group.

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Pre-Colonial Filipinos

The indigenous inhabitants of the Philippines before the arrival of the Spanish, with their own unique cultures, traditions, and social structures.

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Blood Compact

A traditional ritual practiced in the Philippines, where two individuals would mix their blood as a symbolic gesture of friendship and alliance.

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Lapu-Lapu

A native chieftain of Mactan Island, known for his resistance against Magellan during the Battle of Mactan.

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Rajah

A title used for a king or chief in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, during pre-colonial times.

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Enrique

A Malay translator who served as Magellan's interpreter during the expedition, known for his eventual betrayal of the Spanish.

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International Dateline

An imaginary line on the Earth's surface that marks the change in date as you travel eastward or westward across it.

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Humunu (Homonhon)

An island in the Philippines where Magellan's crew first landed and made contact with the pre-colonial Filipinos.

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Mazaua (Limasawa)

An island in the Philippines where the first mass was held in the country, officiated by a Spanish priest and witnessed by the local inhabitants.

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Zubu (Cebu)

An island in the Philippines where Magellan made an alliance with the local chieftain Rajah Humabon, but also where he met his death at the hands of Lapu-Lapu.

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The Watering-place of Good Signs

A name given by Magellan's crew to the island of Homonhon, likely due to the presence of two springs with clean water.

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Multiperspectivity

Viewing historical events from multiple perspectives, acknowledging that different sources provide different, equally valid truths.

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First Mass site controversy

Disagreement about the exact location of the first Christian mass in the Philippines, with claims in Limasawa, Butuan, and Bolinao.

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Masao-Butuan City evidence

Evidence supporting Butuan as the site of the First Mass, including a monument, Pigafetta's diary mentions, and historical claims by Sonia Zaide.

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Francisco Albo's Log

Logbook of a ship captain on Magellan's voyage, offering a different perspective on the journey compared to Pigafetta's travelogue.

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Pigafetta's Account

A chronicle of Magellan's voyage, a primary source often used to locate the First Mass, but also subject to debate.

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Yunugan

Land sighted by Francisco Albo, possibly present day Luzon, mentioned in his logbook.

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Suluan Island

Island where Magellan's fleet anchored, mentioned in both Pigafetta's account and Albo's log, providing a common reference point.

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Seilani

Island described by Pigafetta, possibly present day Leyte, offering another clue in the First Mass site debate.

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Three islets

Three small islands, Matan, Subu, and Mazava, mentioned in Albo's log as near Seilani, potentially linked to the First Mass site debate.

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Cavite Mutiny

An uprising by Filipino soldiers in Cavite in 1872, fueled by resentment towards Spanish rule and discriminatory policies.

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Gomburza

The collective name for three Filipino priests—Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora—who were falsely accused of leading the Cavite Mutiny and executed.

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El Filibusterismo

A novel by Jose Rizal that criticizes Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines and explores themes of corruption, injustice, and oppression.

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Retraction of Rizal

A controversial document that reportedly recanted Rizal's anti-clerical writings, allegedly signed shortly before his execution.

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Balaguer Testimony

The only eyewitness account of Rizal's alleged retraction, written by Jesuit priest Vicente Balaguer, who claimed Rizal recanted his writings a few hours before his execution.

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Cuerpo de Vigilancia

A Spanish intelligence unit formed in the Philippines during the late 19th century to monitor anti-colonial activities.

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Cry of Balintawak

A pivotal event marking the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spain.

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Cedula

A tax receipt required by Spanish colonial authorities from Filipinos, a symbol of oppression.

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Emilio Aguinaldo

A prominent Filipino revolutionary leader who played a significant role in the Philippine Revolution against Spain.

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Pact of Biak-na-Bato

A peace agreement between Filipino revolutionaries and the Spanish government in 1897, which led to a temporary ceasefire.

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Monument to the Heroes of 1896

A monument erected in Manila to commemorate the heroes of the Philippine Revolution.

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Diverse Accounts of the Cry

Multiple and sometimes conflicting accounts exist regarding the date, location, and events surrounding the Cry of Balintawak.

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Guillermo Masangkay

A primary source who provided an account of the Cry of Balintawak, highlighting the role of Andres Bonifacio in rallying the Katipuneros.

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Mazaua

An island where Magellan's expedition stayed for seven days in March 1521, believed to be the site of the First Mass.

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Limasawa

A town in Southern Leyte, widely recognized as the location of the First Mass in the Philippines.

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Martyrdom of the Three Priests

The execution of Fathers Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora, falsely accused of orchestrating the Cavite Mutiny in 1872.

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Secularization

The movement for Filipino priests to have control of parishes instead of Spanish clergy.

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Governor Rafael Izquierdo

Spanish governor who blamed the Filipino clergy for the Cavite Mutiny and instigated the execution of the GOMBURZA.

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Jose Montero Y Vidal

Spanish historian whose account of the Cavite Mutiny was biased and focused on portraying it as an attempt to overthrow Spanish rule.

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Dr. Trinidad Hermenegildo Pardo de Tavera

Filipino scholar who provided a different perspective on the Cavite Mutiny, seeing it as a rebellion against Spanish oppression.

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Garrote

A method of execution using a device that tightens a cord around the neck, used in the execution of GOMBURZA.

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Jose Rizal

A Filipino nationalist who witnessed the execution of the GOMBURZA, an event that influenced his writings and activism.

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National Historical Institute (NHI)

The official body in the Philippines responsible for determining the authenticity and significance of historical events.

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1935 Constitution

The constitution of the Philippines before World War II, outlining the framework for a democratic republic and the powers of the three branches of government.

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Regalian Doctrine

The principle that the State owns all natural resources, including land, and grants private ownership through patents or concessions.

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Bicameral Legislature

A legislative system with two chambers, like the Philippine Congress (Senate and House of Representatives).

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Veto Power

The President's authority to reject a bill passed by Congress, preventing it from becoming law.

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Emergency Powers

Special powers granted to the President during times of war or national emergencies, such as controlling the military or imposing martial law.

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Martial Law

Military rule imposed by the government, suspending civil liberties and giving the military broad authority.

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1973 Constitution

A new constitution created by Marcos during his regime, replacing the 1935 Constitution and establishing a modified parliamentary system.

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Presidential Decrees

Laws issued by the President under the 1973 Constitution without requiring approval from Congress, giving him significant executive power.

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Batasang Pambansa

The unicameral National Assembly created under the 1973 Constitution, replacing the traditional bicameral Congress.

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Checks and Balances

A system of distributing power among different branches of government to prevent any one branch from becoming too powerful.

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Cry of Pugad Lawin

The symbolic start of the Philippine Revolution in 1896, marked by the tearing of cedulas (identity papers) and the raising of the Katipunan flag.

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Tejeros Convention

A meeting of Katipunan leaders in 1897 where the first Philippine presidential and vice-presidential elections were held, leading to the establishment of the revolutionary government.

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Andres Bonifacio

Founder of the Katipunan, a revolutionary leader who was later executed by Aguinaldo's forces.

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Acta de Tejeros

A document signed by Andres Bonifacio and his supporters, rejecting the results of the Tejeros Convention and the legitimacy of the new government.

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Republic of Biak-na-Bato

A short-lived revolutionary government established in 1897, based on the first Cuban constitution.

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Provisional Constitution

A temporary set of laws and principles used to guide a government, especially during a period of transition.

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Malolos Constitution

The first constitution of the First Philippine Republic, adopted in 1899, establishing a representative government with three branches.

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Assembly of Representatives

The legislative body in the First Philippine Republic, responsible for lawmaking and electing the President.

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Supreme Court

The judicial branch of the First Philippine Republic, responsible for interpreting and upholding the law.

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First Philippine Republic

The first republic in Asia established in 1899, which lasted until 1901, during the Philippine revolution against Spain and the ensuing conflict with the United States.

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Constitution

A set of fundamental laws and principles that define the structure and powers of a government and the rights of its citizens.

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1897 Philippine Constitution

Also known as the Biak-na-Bato Constitution, it was the first constitution established in the Philippines.

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1899 Philippine Constitution

Also known as the Malolos Constitution, it established the First Philippine Republic with three branches of government.

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Evolution of Philippine Constitutions

The process of change and development of Philippine constitutions, reflecting the nation's journey towards self-determination.

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Philippine-American War

Conflict between the Philippines and the United States, fought from 1899 to 1902, that prevented the Malolos Constitution from being fully implemented.

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Treaty of Paris (1898)

Agreement between Spain and the USA that ceded the Philippines to the US. The Philippines was effectively an American territory.

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Philippine Organic Act (1902)

First Organic Act passed by the US Congress, establishing a Philippine Assembly with elected Filipino members. It provided limited self-government.

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Philippine Autonomy Act (1916)

Second Organic Act, known as the Jones Law. Included the first pledge of Philippine independence, but did not actually grant it.

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Hare-Hawes-Cutting Bill

A US bill providing for Philippine independence after a 10-year transition period. It sparked controversy and division within the Philippine political scene.

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Tydings-McDuffie Act

An amended version of the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Bill, setting July 4th, 1946 as the date for Philippine independence. It was enacted by the US Congress in 1934.

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Preamble of the 1935 Constitution

Outlines the ideals and goals of the Filipino people, including the establishment of a government based on justice, liberty, and democracy, and securing the blessings of independence.

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1940 Amendment

Changed the Philippine legislature from unicameral (one house) to bicameral (two houses) and shortened the President's term to four years with the possibility of reelection.

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Japanese Invasion (1942)

The Japanese invasion interrupted the transition to Philippine self-government. The 1935 Constitution was superseded by the 1943 Constitution created by the Japanese.

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Three Methods of Amending the Philippine Constitution

The Philippine Constitution can be amended through a Constitutional Convention (ConCon), Constitutional Assembly (ConAss), or People’s Initiative (PI)

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Plebiscite

A direct vote by the people to approve or reject a proposed change in the constitution.

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Martial Law Amendment

Amendment No. 6, passed under Marcos' regime, granted him legislative powers even after lifting Martial Law in 1981, effectively making him a one-man ruler.

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Rubber-stamp Legislature

A legislature that routinely approves any proposal presented, lacking independent decision-making power.

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Marcos' New Society

Marcos' vision for the Philippines, intended to be a modern, industrialized nation, but often used to justify authoritarian rule.

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First Quarter Storm (1970)

A series of student protests against Marcos' regime, fueled by government corruption, economic hardship, and rising social unrest.

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Battle of Mendiola (1970)

Violent clash between police and student activists in Manila, marking a turning point in student unrest and contributing to the call for Martial Law.

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National Assembly

Legislative body under the 1973 Constitution, where Marcos held significant control.

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Human Rights Violations under Martial Law

Widespread abuse of human rights, including disappearances, torture, and imprisonment, committed during Marcos' rule.

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PCGG

The Presidential Commission on Good Government, established after Marcos was ousted, tasked with recovering ill-gotten wealth accumulated by the Marcos family.

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Agrarian Reform

A system of land distribution aiming to improve the lives of farmers by reforming the relationship between landlords and tenants.

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Pre-Spanish Philippines

The Philippines before Spanish colonization, characterized by diverse indigenous communities and a system of barangays ruled by datus.

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Spanish Period

The period of Spanish colonization in the Philippines, marked by the introduction of the encomienda system, the hacienda system, and a shift in land ownership.

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Encomienda

A land grant system under Spanish rule, where encomienderos received land in exchange for protecting it and collecting tribute from the natives.

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Hacienda System

A landownership system under Spanish rule, where large estates were owned by wealthy individuals, leading to peasant labor and tenant farming.

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Sakdal Uprising

A peasant uprising in 1930, led by Benigno Ramos, protesting against social inequality and land ownership issues.

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Agrarian Reform Zones (ARZones)

Areas designated by the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) to improve productivity and create job opportunities in rural communities, primarily for agrarian reform communities (ARCs).

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CARP's Goal

The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) aimed to distribute land to farmers and improve overall equality and productivity in rural areas.

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CARPER's Extension

The Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms (CARPER) continued the land reform efforts of CARP, aiming to distribute remaining land to farmers.

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Challenges to Agrarian Reform

The powerful landed elite and bureaucratic inefficiencies have hindered the effectiveness of agrarian reform programs in the Philippines.

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Anti-Corruption Task Force

The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) established a task force to investigate and address alleged corruption within the department.

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Legal Case Monitoring System (LCMS)

A digital system used by the DAR to record and track agrarian cases, aiming to ensure faster resolution and close monitoring.

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Agrarian Production Credit Program (APCP)

A program offering credit support to farmer organizations and beneficiaries for crop production, promoting agricultural development.

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DAR's Role

The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) is responsible for implementing agrarian reform programs, distributing land, and resolving land disputes.

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Second Phase of Agrarian Reform

Rodrigo Roa Duterte directed the DAR to award undistributed lands under CARP to landless farmers as part of a second phase of reform.

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National Greening Program

A collaborative initiative between the Departments of Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources, and Agrarian Reform, aiming to reforest and restore degraded lands.

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Republic Act No. 34

This act established the 70-30 sharing arrangements, which dictated the distribution of harvest between landowners and tenant farmers.

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Republic Act No. 55

This act provided protection for tenants against arbitrary eviction by landlords. It aimed to ensure fair treatment and prevent unjust displacement.

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Executive Order No. 355

This order replaced the National Land Settlement Administration with Land Settlement Development Corporation (LASEDECO). LASEDECO was tasked with overseeing land distribution and agricultural machinery.

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Republic Act No. 1160

This act abolished LASEDECO and established NARRA, aiming to resettle dissidents and landless farmers.

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Republic Act No. 1199

This act, also known as the Agricultural Tenancy Act of 1954, regulated the relationship between landowners and tenant farmers by creating a share-tenancy and leasehold system.

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Republic Act No. 1400

This act, known as the Land Reform Act of 1955, established the Land Tenure Administration (LTA) to acquire and distribute large tenanted rice and corn lands.

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Republic Act No. 821

This act established the Agricultural Credit Cooperative Financing Administration, providing farmers with access to loans at low interest rates.

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Republic Act No. 3844

This act, also known as the Agricultural Land Reform Code, abolished share tenancy, set retention limits for landowners, and gave tenant farmers the right to buy the land they worked.

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Martial Law and Land Reform

Following the declaration of Martial Law, the entire country was designated as a land reform area, marking a significant shift in the agrarian policies.

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Republic Act No. 6389 and 6390

These acts created the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and the Agrarian Reform Special Account Fund, strengthening the position of farmers and expanding the scope of land reform.

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Presidential Decree No. 27

This decree restricted land reform to tenanted rice and corn lands and set a 7-hectare retention limit for landowners.

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Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (CARL)

This law, enacted in 1988, aimed to distribute land to tenant farmers and provide them with support services to ensure productivity.

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Executive Order No. 228

This order granted full ownership to qualified farmer-beneficiaries covered by PD 27 and determined the value of remaining unvalued lands.

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Executive Order No. 405

This order vested the Land Bank of the Philippines with the responsibility of determining land valuations and compensation for lands under CARP.

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Study Notes

Module 1: Meaning and Relevance of History

  • History is the study of change over time, encompassing all aspects of human society.
  • Non-historians often rely on media and readily available information, accepting sources uncritically, and may romanticize or oversimplify the past, believing "things were always this way."
  • Historians recognize biases, omissions, and contradictions in historical sources, and critically analyze them.
  • Historical understanding evolves; methodology and philosophies change over time.
  • Historians use various methods to organize history chronologically and thematically, using diverse sources including written records, material objects, oral accounts, ecological markers, art, and artifacts.
  • Herodotus and Thucydides are key figures in the development of historical study, with Herodotus focusing on culture and Thucydides on military matters.
  • History is a science, focusing on understanding human societies within their own context.

Module 2: Analysis of Primary Source (First Voyage Around the World)

  • Antonio Pigafetta, a Venetian scholar, chronicled Magellan's voyage with accuracy and detail.
  • Magellan's voyage aimed at finding a western trade route to the Moluccas, and proving the world is round.
  • The first contact between Spaniards and Filipinos occurred in Homonhon on March 18, 1521.
  • Magellan's expedition arrived at Mazaua (Limasawa) on April 1, 1521, where a mass was held.
  • Magellan formed a blood compact with Rajah Humabon of Cebu on April 15, 1521.
  • Magellan was killed in the Battle of Mactan on April 27, 1521.
  • Pigafetta's account offers insights into pre-colonial Filipino culture, society, and religion, showcasing their interactions and commerce.
  • Pigafetta's account reflects biases of the time, relating to European cultural dominance.

Module 3: Analysis of Primary Source (Katipunan at ang Kartilya ng Katipunan)

  • The Katipunan, founded in 1892, was a secret society aiming for Philippine independence from Spain.
  • It was led by Andres Bonifacio and had approximately 20,000 members.
  • Emilio Jacinto wrote the Kartilya ng Katipunan, a code of conduct for Katipuneros.
  • The Kartilya emphasized moral and ethical principles for members, guiding their behavior towards themselves and others.

Module 4: Analysis of Primary Source (Proclamation of Philippine Independence)

  • The Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed in Kawit, Cavite on June 12, 1898.
  • Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista read the declaration in Spanish.
  • The declaration outlined the reasons for the revolution against Spain, and highlighted events like Rizal's execution and the GOMBURZA incident.
  • The event included unfurling the Philippine flag, introduced in 1898.
  • It was not recognized by the US or Spain, who, in the Treaty of Paris, transferred Philippine sovereignty to the US.

Module 5: Historical Events Using Primary Sources (Philippine Caricature and Speech of Corazon Aquino)

  • Philippine political cartoons during the American colonial period reflected societal attitudes.
  • Political dynasties are prevalent in Philippine politics, with significant numbers of politicians having family ties within previous terms.
  • Corazon Aquino’s speech to the US Congress, following the EDSA revolution of 1986, was a defining moment.
  • Her speech highlighted Ninoy Aquino's character and the goals of the new democratic government.
  • Corazon Aquino addressed the significant debt left by the previous administration.

Module 7: Conflict and Controversies (Site of the First Mass & Cavite Mutiny)

  • There's dispute over the exact location of the first mass in the Philippines.
  • Limasawa Island is widely considered the location, while other perspectives point to Butuan.
  • The Cavite Mutiny of 1872, an uprising against Spanish authorities, resulted in the execution of Gomburza (Fathers Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora).
  • Different accounts of the mutiny exist, with varying interpretations.

Module 8: Conflict and Controversies (Retraction of Rizal and Cry of Balintawak)

  • Rizal's alleged retraction is a highly debated historical issue.
  • Eyewitness accounts and documents support or deny Rizal's supposed retraction.
  • The Cry of the Rebellion marked the start of the Filipino revolution against Spain in 1896.
  • The exact date and location(s) of the cry are subject to multiple interpretations.

Module 9: The Evolution of Philippine Constitutions (1897 and 1899)

  • The Biak-na-Bato Constitution was the first Philippine constitution.
  • The Malolos Constitution, adopted in 1899, enshrined a republican form of government for the newly declared Philippine Republic, with separate executive, legislative, and judicial branches.

Module 10: The Evolution of Philippine Constitutions (1935 and 1943)

  • The 1935 Philippine Constitution established the Commonwealth Government, and introduced a bicameral legislature.
  • The 1973 Constitution, drafted under Martial Law, shifted to a modified parliamentary form of government.
  • Ferdinand Marcos's use of amending the constitution enabled him to maintain power, eliminating checks and balances.

Module 13: The 1987 Philippine Constitution (Bill of Rights)

Module 14: The 1987 Philippine Constitution (Citizenship)

Module 15: The 1987 Philippine Constitution (Suffrage)

Module 16: Agrarian Land Reforms

  • Land reform policies have been ongoing and varied throughout Philippine history, reflecting the ongoing struggle over land ownership and agricultural issues.
  • Throughout the different periods, historical account reveals struggles between farmers and landlords.
  • The US introduced land registration but didn't solve the underlying issues.
  • The Japanese occupation saw shifts in land ownership.
  • Later presidents implemented various laws and policies addressing land ownership and tenant rights.
  • The aim has been to improve equality, productivity, and growth in rural areas.
  • Resistance from powerful land elites and issues within the bureaucracy continue to challenge implementation.

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