Introduction to Historical Disciplines
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What is the primary focus of anthropologists?

  • Analyzing material remains of past cultures
  • Researching the impact of climate on geography
  • Studying human cultures from a historical perspective (correct)
  • Replicating historical ships
  • Which type of source provides direct or firsthand evidence about an event?

  • Contextual Sources
  • Primary Sources (correct)
  • Secondary Sources
  • Oral History
  • What significant action did Queen Isabella II's replacement, Gov Gen. Carlos Maria de la Torre, take during his term?

  • Approved the printing of multiple historical texts
  • Abolished flogging as a punishment (correct)
  • Documented the Cavite mutiny
  • Established the first marine chronometer
  • In what year and location did the first mass take place according to historical records?

    <p>1521 in Limasawa</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is known for the comprehensive version of Pigafetta's account?

    <p>Arlo Amoretti</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the title of the article written by Tavera that discussed the Butuan tradition?

    <p>El Comercio</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which historian documented the Cavite mutiny?

    <p>Jose Montero y Vidal</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following codices is known for being formerly named Mazaua?

    <p>Ambrosiana</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    History Defined

    • Written History: History documented and preserved in written form.
    • Oral History: History transmitted through spoken word, such as stories and songs.

    Disciplines of History

    • Anthropologist: Studies human cultures, both past and present.
    • Archeologist: Analyzes material remains of past cultures to understand them.
    • Geographers: Study the Earth and human interactions with it.

    Sources in Historical Research

    • Primary Sources: Direct evidence of a historical event, object, person, or work of art.
    • Secondary Sources: Accounts that interpret primary sources to reconstruct the past.

    Key Historical Figures and Events

    • Fr. Francisco Colin: Author of "Labor Evangelica," a primary source for Philippine history.
    • Miguel Bernad: Author of "Kinaadman," a detailed study of Philippine cultures.
    • Antonio Pigafetta: Italian chronicler who documented Ferdinand Magellan's voyage.
    • 1525: The Queen of France requested that Pigafetta's account of Magellan's voyage be printed.
    • Victoria: The only ship from Magellan's voyage that survived and returned to Spain.
    • Arlo Amoretti: Compiled a comprehensive version of Pigafetta's account.
    • "El Comercio": Article by Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera, discussing the claim of Butuan tradition being inaccurate.
    • "Ambrosiana Codex" (formerly known as "Mazaua" and now "Limasawa"): Codex by Robertson documenting the first mass in the Philippines.
    • "Nancy Codex": Codex by Skelton, containing information about "Mazzaua", later determined to be Limasawa.
    • "Mazaua/Mazzaua": The former name for Limasawa, the island where the first mass in the Philippines is believed to have been held.
    • 18th Century: There was no development of the marine chronometer, a crucial navigational tool.
    • Elcano: Except for Elcano, all other crew members who sailed with Magellan gave coordinates of their travels in their accounts.
    • 20 Crew Members: This was the number of crew members who accompanied Ignacio Fernandez Vial, one of the few survivors of the Magellan expedition.
    • Limasawa 1521: The exact year and location of the first mass in the Philippines, now officially recognized.
    • Governor General Carlos Maria de la Torre: Replaced Queen Isabella II after her removal from power.
    • Flogging: A punishment abolished by Governor General Carlos Maria de la Torre during his term.
    • Jose Montero y Vidal: A prolific Spanish historian who documented the Cavite Mutiny.
    • Dr. Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera: A Filipino scholar and researcher who provided a Filipino version of historical accounts.
    • Governor General Rafael Izquierdo: Replaced Governor General Carlos Maria de la Torre.
    • February 17, 1872: The date of the execution of Gomburza (Mariano Gomez, Jacinto Zamora, and Jose Burgos).

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