Introduction to Historical Study
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Who was the first lawyer of the Rizal Family concerning the Calamba Hacienda Case?

  • Emilio Aguinaldo
  • Angelo Pelayo Gabral (correct)
  • Colonel L.M. Johnson
  • Joaquin Cortes

What was one of the powers granted to Gabral?

  • The right to declare martial law
  • The right to issue pardon and amnesty (correct)
  • The right to govern provinces
  • The right to negotiate treaties

What is the significance of the white triangle in the Philippine flag?

  • It indicates the archipelago.
  • It symbolizes the ocean.
  • It signifies the Katipunan. (correct)
  • It represents the sun.

How many people signed the Declaration of Philippine Independence?

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What does the sun in the Philippine flag represent?

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What was the total number of Mactan warriors that formed divisions against the Spaniards?

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What is one of the contributions of history mentioned?

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What type of document summarized the reasons behind the revolution against the Spaniards?

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Who conspired with Enrique to kill the remaining Spaniards?

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

Which musical piece was played when the Philippine flag was first hoisted?

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What term is used for the commoners who lived in their own houses while serving their masters?

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How does history assist in understanding societies?

<p>By helping us understand people and societies (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the ancient Greek term 'historia' translate to in the context of history?

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What role does history play in identity formation?

<p>History provides identity (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following best defines history according to Merriam Webster?

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Which vessel was the only one to return to Spain in 1522?

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Which American military officer is noted to have signed the declaration?

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Why is history considered essential for good citizenship?

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Which caste system includes captives in war?

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According to the American Historical Association, what is history described as?

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Which statement about history is correct?

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What was the maximum number of families that a barangay could consist of?

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What are considered historical sources according to the content?

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In Zeus Salazar's definition, which element is essential in understanding history?

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Which is NOT a type of unwritten historical source?

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What happens to the children of a marriage between two people from different castes?

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How many Spaniards were killed during the conflict with the Mactan warriors?

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Which of the following best describes the term 'source' in historical research?

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Which repository is NOT mentioned as a source of historical materials in the context provided?

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What is the main focus of source criticism in history?

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What aspect differentiates history from just being the past?

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What is the primary role of historical sources as suggested in the content?

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Who proclaimed the Philippine Independence Day on June 12, 1898?

<p>Ambrocio Rianzares Bautista (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What colors were used to commemorate the aspiration for independence in the context provided?

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What was one reason the document was considered contentious?

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What does Republic Act No. 4166 pertain to?

<p>The declaration of Philippine Independence Day (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which statement reflects Mabini's view on the initial actions of the Filipinos during the revolt?

<p>They should gather more weapons and ammunition. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Where did the proclamation of independence take place?

<p>Cavite el Viejo (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why did some leaders consider the proclamation ineffective?

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What was the primary purpose of the proclamation read by Bautista?

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What is the primary distinction between an artifact and an ecofact?

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Which statement best describes the method in historiography?

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According to the content, what is one key issue regarding the authenticity of documents?

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What does the term 'primary source' signify according to Louis Gottschalk?

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What role does periodization play in assessing historical documents?

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Which statement accurately describes the term 'historiography'?

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What is indicated by the concept of 'test of authenticity' in historical research?

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What common misconception about artifacts might learners have?

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Flashcards

What is History?

The study of past events, often focusing on significant moments that impact nations or institutions.

History Definition (Merriam Webster)

A chronological record of significant events, often including an explanation of their causes.

History Definition (American Historical Association)

An ongoing process of understanding the past and its various interpretations.

History's Origin from Greek

The study of past events through inquiry.

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Historical Sources

A collection of historical documents, records, and artifacts.

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National Library of the Philippines (NLP)

The National Library of the Philippines, a major repository of historical documents.

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History as a Process

The process of understanding and interpreting past events.

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History vs. The Past

History is not the past itself, but rather our interpretation and understanding of it.

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Artifact

A physical object created by humans, often used to understand the past, like tools or art.

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Ecofact

Natural remains found during archeological digs, providing insights into the past environment.

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Historical Method

The systematic and critical examination of historical sources to establish their authenticity and value.

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Historiography

The study and writing of history, exploring how historians interpret and present the past.

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Primary Source

A firsthand account of a historical event, typically written or spoken by someone who witnessed or experienced it.

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Secondary Source

An account of a historical event created after the event, often by someone who was not present.

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Test of Authenticity

Determining the genuineness of a historical source, ensuring it is not forged or falsified.

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Test of Reliability

Assessing the historical context and reliability of a document, determining its accuracy and trustworthiness.

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Declaration of Philippine Independence

The official declaration of Philippine independence from Spanish colonial rule, signed in 1898.

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Angelo Pelayo Gabral

The first lawyer of the Rizal family who helped them in their legal battles against the Spanish authorities regarding the Calamba hacienda.

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La Liga Filipina

A revolutionary organization founded by Jose Rizal that aimed for the independence of the Philippines from Spanish rule.

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La Independencia

A patriotic newspaper that supported the Philippine independence movement.

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Philippine Flag (1898)

The first flag of the Philippine Republic, designed in Hong Kong.

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Angelo Pelayo Gabral (Role)

Emilio Aguinaldo's advisor on political matters, who also contributed to La Independencia.

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Three Stars on the Philippine Flag

A central symbol of the Proclamation of Independence, representing the three major islands of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.

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Sun on the Philippine Flag

One of the key elements of the Philippine flag, representing the journey towards progress and civilization.

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Types of Historical Sources

Historical sources encompass not only written documents but also tangible objects like artifacts and ecofacts.

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Source Criticism

The analysis and evaluation of historical sources to determine their authenticity, reliability, and significance. It involves examining the source's origin, context, and purpose.

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Archaeological Evidence

Physical evidence from the past. It can include tools, weapons, pottery, buildings, and even human remains.

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Oral Evidence

Traditional stories, songs, folktales, and legends passed down through generations. This provides insight into cultural beliefs, values, and events.

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Material Evidence

Physical objects that were used or created by people in the past. This includes furniture, clothing, artwork, and even everyday items.

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Moral Understanding

History provides a framework for understanding the values, beliefs, and actions of individuals and societies.

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Understanding People and Societies

Understanding the past helps us to comprehend the motivations, perspectives, and experiences of people from different cultures and eras.

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Provides Identity

History helps individuals and communities develop a sense of identity and belonging by understanding their origins and shared experiences.

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Barangay

A Filipino term that refers to a community, especially a group of families, villages, or tribes, with a shared ruler or headman.

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Dato

The highest social rank in pre-colonial Tagalog society, often referred to as a chieftain or ruler.

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Maharlica

The nobility class in pre-colonial Tagalog society, they were often close advisors and companions to the Dato.

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Aliping Namamahay

A class of commoners in pre-colonial Tagalog society who were bound to their masters but had some freedoms.

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Aliping Sa Guiguilir

A class of slaves in pre-colonial Tagalog society who were often captured in wars and their children were also enslaved.

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Inter-Caste Marriage

Marriage between people of different social classes in pre-colonial Tagalog society, where the children often inherited the social status of their father.

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Magellan's Voyage

The expedition led by Ferdinand Magellan, that reached the Philippines in 1521 and resulted in the death of 24 Spaniards, a key event in the Spanish colonization of the islands.

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The Victoria's Voyage

The remaining crew members of Magellan's expedition, who sailed to various islands in Southeast Asia before returning to Spain.

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Philippine Declaration of Independence (June 12, 1898)

On June 12, 1898, in Cavite el Viejo (now Kawit), the Philippine Declaration of Independence was proclaimed.

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Acta de la Proclamacion de la Independencia del Pueblo Filipino

Ambrocio Rianzares Bautista wrote and read the Acta de la Proclamacion de la Independencia del Pueblo Filipino, the official document declaring independence from Spain.

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Unrecognized Independence

The Philippine Declaration of Independence wasn't recognized by any of the major powers at the time, including Spain and the United States.

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Symbolic Act of Defiance

The proclamation of independence was a symbolic act of defiance and the start of the Philippine Republic, but it wasn't legally binding. It was widely seen as a statement of the Filipinos' determination for freedom.

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Mabini's Argument

Mabini, a prominent Filipino leader, argued that it was more important to prioritize gathering weapons and resources rather than declaring independence immediately. He felt they weren't prepared for war.

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Contentious Declaration

The Philippine Declaration of Independence is considered contentious because of its lack of legal standing, absence of Aguinaldo's signature, and certain provisions opposed by Mabini.

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Absence of Aguinaldo’s Signature

The absence of Aguinaldo’s signature on the Independence Proclamation has been a topic of ongoing debate.

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The First Philippine Republic's Flag

The flag of the Philippine Republic used during the proclamation consisted of blue, red, and white colors, referencing the US flag, showcasing the complex relationship between the two nations during that era.

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Study Notes

What is History?

  • History originated from the ancient Greek word "historia", meaning learning through inquiry.
  • History is the study of past events.
  • A chronological record of significant events affecting nations or institutions.
  • Involves explanations of the causes of events.
  • History is a continuous process of understanding the past and its diverse meanings.
  • History is not just the past; it's an interpretation of the past.

Repositories of Historical Sources

  • Philippine Depositories:
    • National Library of the Philippines (NLP)
    • University of Santo Tomas Archives
    • University of the Philippines Main Library
    • Ateneo de Manila University's Rizal Library
    • De La Salle University Libraries
    • United States Embassy & other Historical Collections
    • SIL Philippines
    • Congregation of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (CICM)
  • Spanish Depositories:
    • Archivo General de Indias (Seville)
    • Archivo Histórico Nacional (Madrid)
    • Museo Naval de la Ministerio de Marina (Madrid)
    • Real Academia de la Historia (Madrid)
    • Biblioteca Nacional de España (Madrid)
    • Archivo de Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores (Madrid)
    • Portal de Archivos Españoles (PARES)
  • American Depositories:
    • National Archives and Records Service (NARS)
    • Library of Congress (Washington D.C.)
    • Ayer Collection of the Newberry Library
    • Lily Library
    • Harvard University
    • Stanford University
    • University of Michigan

Classification and Types of Historical Sources

  • Historical sources extend beyond written documents, including artifacts and ecofacts.
  • Artifacts are objects shaped by humans (tools, art).
  • Ecofacts are natural remains (e.g., animal bones)
  • Primary Sources:
    • Testimony of an eyewitness, a mechanical device, or someone present at the event.
  • Secondary Sources:
    • Testimony of someone who wasn't present at the event.

Source Criticism

  • Method: Thorough examination and analysis of past records.
  • Historiography: Reconstruction of historical data after the method has been applied.
  • Test of Authenticity:
    • Origin: Tracing the document's authorship and origin.
    • Periodicity: Aligning document details with the time period.
    • Form: Considering the writing style and language of the document.

Test of Credibility

  • Historians evaluate the reliability of historical documents.
    • Writer's position to provide an accurate account.
    • Presence during events.
    • Writer's mental state and potential biases.
    • Memory accuracy and potential for hearsay.
    • Writer's motives/intentions.

Reyal or Fake (Historical Events)

  • Provide specific historical examples (e.g., Filipino heroes, dates, declarations)

First Voyage Around the World (Antonio Pigafetta)

  • Detailed account of Magellan's expedition.
  • Chronological overview of the voyage.

Customs of the Tagalogs (Fray Juan de Plasencia)

  • Descriptions of Tagalog social structures.
  • Details on governance, traditions, and beliefs.

Emilio Jacinto

  • Key figure in the Philippine Revolution.
  • Described as the "brain" of the Katipunan.
  • Created the "Kartilya ng Katipunan."

Declaration of Philippine Independence

  • Summarized the causes for revolt against Spanish rule.
  • The declaration was made on June 12, 1898.
  • Key figures were involved.

Contentious Aspects of the Declaration Document

  • Absence of Aguinaldo's signature
  • Issues with the document's authentication aspects.

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