3 Political Caricature Flashcards
: Comes from the Italian words “ carico ” and “ caricare ” , which means ’ to load’ or ‘to exaggerate’.
CARICATURE
- Offers a view into the background of early 20th- century American colonial power in the Philippines. Shows city capitalists using the Torrens title process, which required relinquishment of customary claims to issue clear titles, to grab lands in Nueva Ecija and other Central Luzon provinces.
JANUARY 14, 1922
: Manila was a grand city from another era fallen upon hard times. This period marked the beginning of significant changes that would reshape Manila ’ s identity, governance, and socioeconomic landscape, setting the stage for future developments in the city ’ s history.
1899
: The US Army landed This event not only reshaped the geopolitical landscape of the Philippines but also set the stage for the Philippine American War and the legacy of American colonial rule that followed
1898
: Manila had a sewage system, new water supply with 125 times the capacity of the Spanish Reservoir and a modern public hospital that treated 80,000 outpatients annually in its free clinic
1910
: Miguel de Legazpi, Manila ’ s founder, had selected a defensible site at the mouth of the Pasig River and laid out a
similar grid.
1571
: Secretary of War W.H. Taft awarded the commission for the planning of Manila ’ s urban renewal and the construction of its summer capital at Baguio to Daniel Burnham
1904
- Burnham completed sweeping plans for the renovation of Manila which met an enthusiastic response from the colonial government. Colonial government also highlighted the colonial administration ’ s desire to project an image of progress and modernity.
1904
: Parsons resigned when Filipino Assertiveness began to constrain his autonomy. Parsons ’ ability to operate independently and make decisions without significant local input or constraints began to wane.
1913
Hospital were forced to turn away charity cases for want of space
1920’s
is the translation of the satirical comment on the province ‘ s preoccupation with gambling.
Convenient blindness