Philippine History Module 3 Quiz

The redistribution of agricultural land and restructuring of the agricultural system initiated by the government to combat landlessness and promote food security, productivity, and economic growth.

A pre-colonial Filipino social organization with a chief, where everyone had access to land for farming, harvesting, and habitation. They practiced stewardship and cared for natural resources.

The first recorded instance of a land sale in Philippine history, where the Ten Bornean Datus bought the island of Panay from Marikudo, an Aeta leader, for a gold salakot.

Spanish government policy granting vast tracts of land to selected groups during the Spanish colonization of the Philippines.

A land grant system where Spanish military personnel were rewarded with vast tracts of land for their service to the Spanish crown.

An agricultural system where native Christianized families within a pueblo received 4-5 hectares of land.

Laws enacted by the Americans during their colonization of the Philippines to distribute land to a larger number of Filipino families.

A law that guaranteed Filipinos basic rights to life, property, religion, due process, freedom of expression, and limited land acquisition.

A system of registering land titles originated by Sir Robert Torrens, where the state keeps a register of land holdings as evidence of ownership.

A law that legalized the sale and leasing of public land and established the Homestead System in the Philippines.

A law passed to balance the power between landlords and tenants, establishing a 50-50 sharing of rice or sugar cane land earnings.

A period of transition granted by America to the Philippines, enabling Filipinos to prepare for independence.

A law that designated the National Rice and Corn Corporation (NARIC) as a relief organization for rice importation during a time of rice shortage due to disasters.

A law that aimed to protect tenants from unjustified eviction, only allowing dismissal under specific conditions.

A law amending previous legislation, particularly focusing on the share division between landlords and tenants based on land quality and resources provided.

An organization established to replace LASEDECO and facilitate the acquiring, settling, and cultivating of agricultural lands.

An organization replacing LASEDECO, focused on resettling dissidents and landless farmers.

A law aimed at acquiring and distributing large tenanted rice and corn lands, with limitations on land ownership.

A law providing farmers and tenants with low-interest loans to support their agricultural activities.

A significant agrarian reform program that aimed to liberate Filipino farmers from tenancy and improve agricultural labor, considered one of the most important reform programs in the Philippines.

A decree that declared the Philippines under a land reform program and mandated government agencies to support the Department of Agrarian Reform.

A decree that restricted land reform to tenanted rice and corn lands, setting a limit of 7 hectares for land retention

A comprehensive law aiming to promote social justice, rural development, and owner-cultivatorship of economic-size farms, focusing on the welfare of landless farmers and farmworkers.

A law strengthening the implementation of CARP through the establishment of a Support Services Office and Provincial Agrarian Reform Coordinating Committees.

Guidelines for protecting agricultural land, setting conditions for converting land to non-agricultural use.

A law aiming to modernize agriculture and fisheries to enhance food security and improve quality of life.

A law providing additional funding for CARP and extending its implementation for another 10 years.

A program aimed at improving the quality of life of disadvantaged families and reform beneficiaries through agricultural support services.

An intervention program that provides agrarian reform beneficiaries with support services to maintain their land, including production facilities, technology, and business development.

An initiative aimed at increasing forest cover through collaboration between various government departments, private sectors, and institutions.