Impact of Education Decree of 1863
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What group is referred to as 'The Principalia' in Philippine society?

  • Wealthy Spanish colonizers
  • Emerging professionals like doctors and lawyers
  • A group of indigenous leaders
  • Prominent members including former datus (correct)

What role did mestizos play in the evolving structures of Filipino society?

  • They represented the indigenous population exclusively.
  • They were excluded from land ownership.
  • They were the primary rulers of local municipalities.
  • They became a significant part of the growing social elite. (correct)

How did Spanish influence contribute to changes in the Philippine social structure?

  • It limited social mobility for mestizos.
  • It completely eradicated local leadership systems.
  • It facilitated the rise of a new elite through land ownership. (correct)
  • It promoted unity among the indigenous population.

What major development influenced liberalism in Philippine society?

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What change occurred in the leadership structure of Philippine society as described in the document?

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What was one unforeseen impact of Spain's 1863 Educational Decree on Filipinos?

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How did the growth of the agricultural sector in the Philippines affect the mestizos?

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What was a common consequence of the pacto de retroventa system for indigenous Filipinos?

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What role did friars play in the land disputes involving indigenous Filipinos?

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What challenge did mestizo tenants face after renting land from friars?

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What was one of the primary aims of the decree on education of 1863?

<p>To enhance the skills of the workforce for industrial needs (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which subjects were mandated to be taught in the elementary schools established by the decree?

<p>Reading, writing, arithmetic, and Spanish with Catholic doctrine (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a significant change brought about by the decree regarding educational oversight?

<p>The Spanish government began overseeing education instead of religious orders (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor contributed to the inconsistent implementation of the decree?

<p>Resistance from some religious orders to new policies (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was one of the responsibilities assigned to municipalities by the decree?

<p>To establish elementary schools for boys and girls (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was a significant factor in the spread of liberalism in the Philippines?

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What reform introduced European liberal ideas to Filipinos in 1863?

<p>The 1863 Decree on Education (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following concepts is closely associated with liberalism?

<p>Popular sovereignty (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which event accelerated the flow of European ideas and products into the Philippines?

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What impact did the Cádiz Constitution of 1812 have on the Philippines?

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Which ideology developed as Filipinos became more aware of their shared culture and history?

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What was the relationship between Filipino nationalism and liberalism in the 19th century?

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What was one of the ultimate aims of Filipino nationalism?

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What does the term principalia refer to in the context of Philippine history?

<p>A select group of individuals in influential positions (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which event significantly contributed to the spread of liberalism in the Philippines?

<p>The construction of the Suez Canal (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Who were the criollos in the context of the Filipino identity?

<p>People of Spanish descent born in the Philippines (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the dalubwika in Philippine society?

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What aspect signifies the evolution of the Filipino identity during the Spanish colonial period?

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What is the primary purpose of writing clear and concise questions in assessments?

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Which of the following is a key characteristic of effective distractors in multiple choice questions?

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Why should questions not reference the 'text' or similar sources?

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What is a benefit of using homogeneous content for options in multiple choice questions?

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Which of the following practices should be avoided in constructing multiple choice questions?

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What impact did the experiences of individuals during the 18th and 19th centuries have on their desire for change in life?

<p>Experiences fostered a desire for improvements in living conditions. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the global economic changes affect the Philippines during the 18th century?

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Which policy was initiated by Gobernador-Heneral Jose Basco y Vargas in the Philippines?

<p>The implementation of global trade practices. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are cash crops primarily defined as?

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Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between global events and the situation in the Philippines during the 18th century?

<p>Changes in other countries significantly affected Philippine policies and economics. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

1863 Educational Decree

A Spanish decree that unexpectedly fueled Filipino national identity and reform demands.

Mestizos

People of mixed Chinese and Filipino descent who were active in trade and land acquisition.

Land ownership in Philippines

Land ownership became a source of economic and social power, leading to disputes and loss of land for indigenous Filipinos.

Pacto de Retroventa

A system of land sales where Filipinos could potentially reclaim their land if they repaid debts.

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Friar land seizures

Friars sometimes seized Filipino land by renting it to tenants (inquilinos), often leading to tenant land loss.

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Principalia

Prominent Filipino families, often wealthy and influential, including former datus and their descendants.

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Filipino Mestizo Class

Mixed-race people who played a key role in developing the Filipino elite; previously, the term 'Filipino' was only used for Spanish-born colonists.

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Colonial Influences on Philippine Society

Spanish colonization caused changes in social and economic structures, leading to the rise of a new elite, professionals, and changes in land ownership.

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Suez Canal & Liberalism

The opening of the Suez Canal, enabling easier travel, and liberalism influenced Philippine society with the influx of new ideas from Europe.

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Rise of Professionals

Doctors, lawyers, and priests became part of the growing elite, alongside the existing class of wealthy landowners.

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Dalubwika

A select group of powerful and influential individuals in a community.

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Principalia

Influential group in the Philippines, often wealthy and connected to influential families.

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Liberalism's Spread

Increased interaction with Europe, spread ideas of liberalism in the Philippines.

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Evolving 'Filipino' Term

'Filipino' changed to include the mestizos (mixed-race people), rising to the top tier.

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Colonial Elite

A new class arose from the mix of Spanish and other ethnicities, becoming part of the influential people in the Philippines.

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1863 Educational Decree

Spanish decree mandating a public education system in the Philippines, aiming to spread Spanish, Catholic doctrine, and improve educational standards.

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Public education system

Education system controlled and funded by the government, not just religious orders.

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Goals of 1863 Decree

Spread of Catholic doctrine, promotion of Spanish language, and increased educational standards.

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Elementary schools (1863 decree)

Schools required in each municipality to teach basic skills and Catholic doctrine to boys and girls (ages 7-12).

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Normal schools (1863 decree)

Schools established to train teachers and improve the quality of education.

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Spread of Liberalism

The increasing influence of liberal ideas, emphasizing popular sovereignty, citizen rights, and equality, in the Philippines during the 19th century.

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Liberalism

An ideology that prioritizes popular sovereignty, individual rights, and equality. It emerged in Europe.

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Filipino Nationalism

A growing awareness of shared Filipino identity, culture, language, and history, leading to a desire for independence.

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Increased Travel/Trade

More frequent and affordable travel to Europe facilitated the spread of European ideas into the Philippines.

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European Ideas

Books and other European ideas, including liberal concepts, entered the Philippines more extensively.

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1863 Decree on Education

Educational reform introducing European liberal ideas to Filipino students.

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Spanish Reforms

Changes in Spain, including the Cádiz Constitution's emphasis on popular sovereignty, impacted the Philippines.

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Colonial Response

The Philippines' response to Spanish colonial rule and the resistance to colonial domination.

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Colonial Influences

Spanish colonization changed social structures, caused a new elite to rise, and influenced land ownership.

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Rise of Professionals

Doctors, lawyers, and priests became part of the growing elite.

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Land Ownership Changes

Land ownership became a power source, leading to disputes and indigenous land loss.

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Suez Canal Impact

Easier travel, connected Filipino society to new ideas from Europe.

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Influential Families

Wealthy & influential Filipino families, including former datus' descendants.

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Cash Crop

Agricultural products grown for sale, not personal use.

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Economic Change Philippines

Changes in Philippines policies around 18th/19th century that affected the people's lives, like opening the country to foreign markets

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Governor-general Basco

Spanish official who implemented economic policies in the Philippines.

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18th/19th Century Philippines

Period of economic and social change in the Philippines under Spanish rule.

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Global Economic Changes

worldwide economic shifts, causing needs for raw materials, creating opportunities for countries with resources to export.

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Study Notes

Impact of Education Decree of 1863

  • Historians argue that the 1863 decree on education had far-reaching consequences on the Filipino people.
  • The decree aimed to spread Filipino public schools and language.
  • It brought about changes in education and language.
  • The decree led to the introduction of Spanish language and educational systems.
  • This impacted Filipino identity and culture.

Mestizos and Land Ownership

  • Mestizos were often granted land rights.
  • The land was given to them by the Spanish colonizers, through agreements and treaties.
  • Mestizos acquired land through agreements and treaties made with the colonizers.
  • Other Filipinos struggled with land ownership due to colonizers' policies.

Agricultural Sector

  • The agricultural sector saw adjustments in the Philippines, with changes in the way the land is used.
  • The agricultural sector's role in Filipino society saw alteration.

Impact on Society

  • The decree of 1863 had a complex effect on Filipino society.
  • It created a new social structure.
  • Filipinos' cultural values were influenced.

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Explore the significant effects of the Education Decree of 1863 on Filipino society and culture. Discover how it influenced public education, the Spanish language, and land ownership among mestizos. Learn about the broader implications for Filipino identity and the agricultural sector.

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