Additional Material Flashcards

1
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what was set up to manage American schools and open new ones with English as the medium of instruction

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Department of Public Instruction

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2
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what were the 600 American volunteer teachers that replaced soldiers called?

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Thomasites

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3
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which school was built to train Filipinos to become teachers

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Philippine Normal School

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4
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what was the scholarship program established by the US?

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pensionado system

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5
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what was formally inaugurated and tasked to combat diseases?

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Board of Health

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what were the health interventions imposed by the US?

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  1. vaccinations
  2. inspection (neighborhoods, sources of food & water)
  3. regular street sweeping
  4. educational campaigns
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7
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The _______________ was extended to Albay, Bicol and renamed as the ___________________.

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Ferrocaril de Manila-Dagupan; Manila Railroad Company

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8
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which pro-Filipino governor general, along with the Philippine Autonomy Act, encouraged Filipinos to campaign for PH independence?

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Francis Burton Harrison

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which Democrat US president welcomed the 1st PH independence mission?

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Woodrow Wilson

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10
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during which period were the 2 most successful missions for PH independence sent?

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the Great Depression

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11
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which independence bill was lobbied by the Osmeña–Roxas Mission of 1931?

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Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act

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Why was the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act rejected by the PH Legislature?

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Manuel L. Quezon, in his ambition to become president, ordered his allies in the PH Legislature to reject the act so he can lobby for his own independence bill and become president.

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13
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which independence bill was secured by the Quezon Mission of 1933?

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Tydings-McDuffie Act

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14
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what was the transitory government implemented by the Tydings-McDuffie act before the set independence on July 4, 1946?

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Philippine Commonwealth Government

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what replaced the Philippine Autonomy Act and was written by an assembly headed by Sen. Claro M. Recto?

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Philippine Constitution of 1935

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16
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who was the personal representative of the US President to the Commonwealth Government?

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American High Commissioner to the PH

17
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what were the 3 branches of the PH republic according to the PH constitution of 1935?

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executive (president), legislative (speaker), supreme court (chief justice)

18
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what was the unicameral congress that replaced the Philippine Autonomy Act’s bicameral congress?

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National Assembly

19
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which party did Quezon and Osmeña reconcile in?

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Nacionalista Party

20
Q

who were defeated by the Quezon-Osmeña party?

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Emilio Aguinaldo and Gregorio Aglipay

21
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who were the proponents of peace according to Mabini?

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  1. annexationists who refused to join the revolution
  2. autonomistas who defected to the enemy
  3. revolutionarie and masses who were fighting for independence
22
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what was Mabini’s term for Paterno’s parties?

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fiesta de paz

23
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what was the mock nickname for autonomistas that was a pun on the Spanish word for peace?

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pastelero

24
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what was the purpose of the autonomistas according to Mabini?

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(as advocates of convenience) they will tire quickly of American sovereignty and will conspire against them

25
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what was the importance of belligerence to Mabini?

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juridicial capacity to enter into contracts