Chapter 2 - Week 3: Hispansim Flashcards

1
Q

Nationalism was precipitated (influenced) by what events in Europe

A

Napoleon Bonaparte’s invasion

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2
Q

napoleon bonaparte exiled Ferdinand VII and appointed ______ as king of Spain

A

Joseph

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3
Q

Established by Spanish rebels

A

Central Revolutionary Junta at Aranjuez

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4
Q

stressed that the old colonies were an equal and integral part of the Spanish monarchy for whom the Aranjuez Junta was acting—and thus must send their representatives to the reinvigorated Cortes

A

The decree of 1809

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5
Q

the law-making body of the Spanish government.

A

Cortes

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6
Q

What is the new motherland according to the decree?

A

was to the object of loyalty and must be strengthened so that unity among the component units would remain solid.

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7
Q
  • were not to be considered as factories or colonies.
  • They were, on the contrary, integral and necessary members of the monarchy
  • as a rewards for their assistance and loyalty the provinces had to be represented before the royal person of King Ferdinand VII and to participate in the Junta’s interim government
A

former imperial possessions

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8
Q

The more complete form of the new national idea or Hispanism was more or less detailed in the Constitution of _____ _ ____

A

Cadiz of 1812

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9
Q

What is the new nation according to the constitution

A
  1. composed of the United Spanish peoples all over the world
  2. repository of sovereignty and powers of government.
  3. people were free, independent and not vassal or owned by any single person or family.
  4. government was to be a constitutional monarchy like in England and autonomy was to be observed in the provincial units
  5. liberal principles, emphasizing individual rights like the sanctity of personal property, and the freedoms of petition, press, and assembly
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10
Q

When and where was the constitution of Cadiz of 1812
promulgated?

A

1813 in Manila and other provinces

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11
Q

the nationalism had already begun in ____ to take shape through institutional means when elections for representatives to the Spanish Cortes were held in Manila and the provinces

A

1810

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12
Q

In 1810, the Spanish Cortes issued a proclamation that showed the nature and character of ____ which it wished to spread in the empire.

A

Hispanism

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13
Q

What was the oath of the Constitution

A

-to defend the Catholic church and the new Spanish nation.
- to free the nation from the usurper.
- to defend the king’s possessions and his royal family.
- to respect the laws of Spain.

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14
Q

What is the issued proclamation of the Spanish Cortes in the year 1810?

A

all provinces in “America and Asia” were integral parts of the monarchy and their peoples were “equal in rights and privileges to those of the Peninsula…”

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15
Q

first government newspaper where the new nationalism was first disseminated

A

Del Superior Gobierno

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16
Q

When did the newspaper Del Superior Gobierno came out

A

August 8, 1811 (Manila)

17
Q

According to him the publication of
Del Superior Gobierno was motivated by nationalism or Hispanism.

A

Jesus Z. Valenzuela

18
Q

According to Jesus Z. Valenzuela, the publication of Del Superior Gobierno was motivated by ?

A

nationalism or Hispanism.

19
Q

Through this, it was held that the Filipinos’ loyalty could be maintained at the time Spain was engaged in the war of independence

A

Hispansim

20
Q

nationalism in the form of Hispanism was transplanted to Manila and the Philippine soil from 1808 or 1809 to 1813 which nearly coincided with the ______ ________ in Spanish America.

A

Mexican revolution

21
Q

True or False: The impact of Hispanism was both positive and negative

A

True

22
Q
  • established the Cortes
  • also ordered its assembly in 1810
A

The Junta

23
Q
  • 70-year old wealthy merchant of the city whose credentials were approved in 1811
    -introduction of plans from the development of agriculture, commerce, industry and navigation in the country
A

Ventura de los reyes

24
Q
  • temporary council
  • These councils were responsible for organizing and deciding how to elect representatives (deputados) who would participate in the Spanish parliament (the Cortes).
A

Junta

25
Q

The next extent through which Hispanism became effective was seen in the implementation of the ___ of ____

A

principle of representation

26
Q

were ordered to form a preparatory junta each to issue instructions on the method of election of the deputados

A

Capitals of the Spanish provinces overseas

27
Q

The 4 division of the Philippines

A

Manila, Nueva Segovia, Nueva Caceres and Cebu

28
Q

How many district electors in Manila

A

27

29
Q

Manila was entitled to 27 district electors who would elect ____ deputies and three __&_.

A

nine
alternates

30
Q

elected educated indios in 1814

A

Mariano Pilapil and Andres Gatmaytan

31
Q

elected peninsulares and creoles

A

Manuel Cacho, Cayetano Zaferino, Miguel Fernandez de Luna, Roberto Pimentel, Juan de Zuñigan and others

32
Q

The elected officials, due to lack of sent only 2 and they were not able to hold office because _____ ___ returned from exile, restoring ____ in May 1814.

A

Ferdinand VII
absolutism