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What were the three main objectives of the west during the era of exploration?
What were the three main objectives of the west during the era of exploration?
Who was the conquistador appointed by Philip II to lead the expedition to the Philippines?
Who was the conquistador appointed by Philip II to lead the expedition to the Philippines?
Miguel Lopez de Legazpi
Legazpi was instructed to commit aggressive acts against the natives.
Legazpi was instructed to commit aggressive acts against the natives.
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What was one of the reasons Spanish kings wanted to convert the Philippines to Christianity?
What was one of the reasons Spanish kings wanted to convert the Philippines to Christianity?
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The Spanish kings began the greatest missionary venture the world has ever known to take Christianity to the ends of the _____
The Spanish kings began the greatest missionary venture the world has ever known to take Christianity to the ends of the _____
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What did Legazpi's emissaries do after the conquest of Manila in 1571?
What did Legazpi's emissaries do after the conquest of Manila in 1571?
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Which native kingdoms did Legazpi send emissaries to after the conquest of Manila?
Which native kingdoms did Legazpi send emissaries to after the conquest of Manila?
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Who accompanied Captain Salcedo on his military expedition?
Who accompanied Captain Salcedo on his military expedition?
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The inhabitants of Cainta welcomed the Spaniards with open arms.
The inhabitants of Cainta welcomed the Spaniards with open arms.
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Study Notes
Objectives of West During Exploration Era
- To find a new route to the East Indies
- To gain access to the wealth of Asia
- To spread Christianity
Conquistador of the Philippines
- Miguel López de Legazpi was appointed by Philip II to lead the expedition to the Philippines
Legazpi's Instructions
- Legazpi was instructed to commit aggressive acts against the natives
Spanish Kings' Motive for Converting the Philippines to Christianity
- Spanish kings wanted to convert the Philippines to Christianity to create a new world order where Catholicism was the dominant religion, strengthen their empire, and exploit the economic potential of the Philippines
Spanish Missionary Venture
- The Spanish kings began the greatest missionary venture the world has ever known to take Christianity to the ends of the earth.
Legazpi's Emissaries After Conquest of Manila
- After the conquest of Manila in 1571, Legazpi's emissaries were sent to other kingdoms to negotiate treaties and establish Spanish control
Native Kingdoms Visited by Legazpi's Emissaries
- Legazpi sent emissaries to the native kingdoms of Tondo, Maynila, Pangasinan, and Camiguin
Captain Salcedo's Expedition
- Captain Juan Salcedo accompanied by Augustín de Legazpi (Legazpi's son), Martín de Goiti, and Alonso de Arellano went on a military expedition
Cainta's Welcome of the Spaniards
- The inhabitants of Cainta welcomed the Spaniards with open arms.
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Explore the significant events surrounding San Pablo's colonization by Spain, including the Legazpi Expedition of 1565 and the effects of military actions like the conquest of Manila. This quiz delves into Spain's motives for colonization, such as spreading Christianity and civilizing the Philippines.
