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What province in China where trading was high?

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Fuijan

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3 islands in Sandao

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  1. Calamian
  2. Palawan
  3. Busuanga
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7 most common islands in Chinese records

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  1. Sandao
  2. Ma’I
  3. Bisheye (Visayas)
  4. Minduolang (Mindanao)
  5. Pulilu (Polilo Islands)
  6. Sulu
  7. Lusong (Luzon)
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The dynasty where exchanges between the Philippines and China grew substantially, and junks visited Mindoro, the Visayas, Luzon, Palawan, and Polillo Island in northeastern Luzon.

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Sung Dynasty

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The singular explanation for migration.

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Galleon Trade

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The residence that the Dasmarinas gave for the baptized Chinese of Manila.

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Binondo

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The restricted place from Non-Catholic Chinese which was located outside the walled city of Intramuros where the seat of the Spanish colonial government was found.

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Parian

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It is where absorbed Christian and non Christian Chinese stayed.

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Sta. Cruz

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A Tsinoy billionaire that was the inspiration for Dr. Jose Rizal’s Kapitan Tiago.

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Don Telesforo Lorenzo

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10
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Junk ships of Chinese traders

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Champans

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How many Chinese settlements did the Spaniards found when they arrived in Manila in 1570?

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150

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It refers to the trade route itself between Acapulco and Manila.

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Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade

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The massacre that killed 20,000 Chinese.

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1603 Massacre

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How much per capita tribute did the Chinese need to pay a year while residing in the Philippines?

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64 reales/8 pesos

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They were either deported or restricted in their movements and interaction with the locals.

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Non-Christian Chinese

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16
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It issued a residence permits with laxity, and records showed accusations being hurled against them.

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Justices of the Audiencia

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17
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Who is the general that reported to the King of Spain that every year 3,000 Chinese came to Manila.

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Governor Rodrifo de Vivero

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18
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Tagalog term of Binondo and its meaning

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Binundok (Like a mountain)

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19
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Where did the Chinese mostly settled when they came to Manila?

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Minondoc, Binondo

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The first owner of Binondo who obtained the land as a reward for his services to Adelantado Miguel Lopez de Legaspi.

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Don Antonio Velada

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21
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Who conquered Manila for Spain in 1570?

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Adelantado Miguel Lopez de Legaspi

22
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Whom did Don Antonio Velada sold the Binondo for 200 pesos who gave the island for the residence of the baptized Chinese of Manila?

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Governor General Luis Perez Dasmariñas

23
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Who were in charge of converting the Chinese?

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Dominicans

24
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The first patronage in Binondo.

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San Gabriel

25
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The patroness of Binondo that replaced their previous patronage.

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Nuestra Señora de Santissimo Rosario (Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary)

26
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The other term for Binondo because of its patroness Nuestra Señora de Santissimo Rosario (Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary).

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Pueblo de Rosario

27
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The church that was demolished and annexed to the San Gabriel Church.

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Parian Church

28
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Where did the custom-houses created designed to check the shipment of goods coming in and out of Manila?

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Real Alcaiceria de San Fernando, Binondo

29
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It was the principal street of commerce where Europeans, Americans, and Chinese mestizos shops were located.

A

Escolta

30
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4 main plazas in Binondo

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  1. Plaza Calderon de la Barca
  2. Plaza San Gabriel
  3. Plaza Vivac
  4. plaza del Conde
31
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The major port in East/Southeast Asia.

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Manila

32
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It brought about a set of reforms that included the greater exploitation of resources and the opening up of more ports in the colonies.

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Bourbon Reforms

33
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It was the company established by Spain in 1783 that granted exclusive monopoly of bringing to Manila but was dissolved in 1814.

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Royal Philippine Company

34
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The foreign observer where the farmers of the Anglo-American commercial firms sold their products.

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Chinese/Semi-Chinese Middlemen

35
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The term for Spanish mestizos.

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Manila Creoles

36
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7 different ethnic groups in Binondo

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  1. Españoles Peninsulares
  2. Mestizos de Españoles
  3. Naturales
  4. Mestizos de Sangleyes
  5. Estrangeros de Raza Blanca
  6. Chinos
  7. Estadistica de Manila
37
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What are the 2 regions of Fuijan did most of the Chinese came from?

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  1. Minnan Region
  2. Canton Region
38
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Their presence in a largely Hokkein community could be attributed to the linkage between Manila and Hong Kong.

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Cantonese Chinese

39
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Canton region label and its meaning

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Macanistas (from Macao)

40
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Classification of Chinese and its meaning

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Sangley (Merchant Traveler)

41
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The word to distinguish non-Catholics from Catholics.

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Infiel (Infidel)/Cristiano (Christian)

42
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2 classifications of Chinese in terms of residence status

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  1. Transient (Invernado)
  2. Resident (Radicado)
43
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A Tagalog word towards the Chinese mostly used by the locals back then and which continues to be used to day which means “his uncle”.

A

Intsik

44
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A manual for the heads of barangays in Manila.

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Manual del Cabeza de Barangay

45
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Author of Manual del Cabeza de Barangay.

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Rafael Moreno y Diez

46
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A religious conversion continued to be practiced through which one could increase one’s social network.

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Padrinazgo System

47
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It prohibited the entry of Chinese laborers and was the main reason for the economic competition provided by Chinese labor to white laborers and labor unions.

A

Chinese Exclusion Act

48
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The treaty between China and United States that recognized China’s need to establish consulates abroad.

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Burlingame Treaty

49
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The temporary Chinese consulate.

A

Carlos Palanca Tan Quien-sien

50
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The general of the revolutionary government of General Emilio Aguinaldo.

A

Jose Ignacio Paua

51
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The constitution in Philippines obtained the certificates of naturalization where Chinese, residing in Philippines, were considered to be Filipinos.

A

Malolos Constitution

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