Spanish Colonial Architecture in the Philippines Quiz
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Which architectural styles were incorporated in Philippine colonial structures?

  • Classical, Renaissance, Victorian, Art Deco, Neoclassical
  • Byzantine, Romanesque, Renaissance, Rococo, Neoclassical
  • Classical, Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, Rococo, Mudéjar (correct)
  • Gothic, Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau
  • Which decorative elements are associated with Chinese architecture?

  • Gargoyles, Grotesques, Flying Buttresses, Rose Windows, Pointed Arches
  • Mosaics, Arabesques, Horseshoe Arches, Calligraphy, Muqarnas
  • Fu Dogs, Lions, Stylized Clouds, Dragon-like Scroll Work, Geometric Lattice Screens (correct)
  • Corinthian Columns, Pediments, Friezes, Pilasters, Cupolas
  • What motifs are associated with Philippine tropical architectural style?

  • Human Figures, Mythological Creatures, Religious Symbols
  • Flowers, Fruits, Fauna (correct)
  • Geometric Patterns, Abstract Forms, Calligraphy
  • Waves, Ripples, Water Droplets
  • Where is the Temple of Khnum located?

    <p>Esna, Egypt</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the Egyptians seek inspiration from in architectural details?

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    Study Notes

    Spanish Colonial Era in the Philippines

    • The Church was a vital societal element during the Spanish rule, serving as a venue for ideological transformation and conditioning.

    Strategies of Power

    • The Spanish colonizers exploited the following to maintain control:
      • Illiteracy of the indios (native Filipinos)
      • Disunity among the indios
      • Granting power privileges to a select few (illustrados)

    Religious Architecture

    • Shaped the Filipino society and served as:
      • A venue for academic and scholastic pursuits
      • A symbol of power
      • A venue for religious governance

    Religious Orders

    • The following religious orders were present in the Philippines during the Spanish era:
      • Dominicans
      • Franciscans
      • Augustinians
      • Jesuits
      • Traditional local leaders (principales)

    Types of Religious Structures

    • The Spanish era saw the construction of various religious structures, including:
      • Churches
      • Belfries
      • Monasteries
      • Convents
      • Funeral chapels

    Factors Defining Religious Structure Construction

    • (No specific factors listed in the provided text)

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    Test your knowledge of Philippine architecture during the Spanish colonial period with this quiz. Explore the significance of religious architecture and the role of the church in societal transformation under Spanish rule. Delve into power strategies and the impact on the indio population.

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