FINAL TERM - RPH Flashcards
Reason of late Developement
- Geographic characteristics of the Philippines
- Dismal state of transportation and communication
- Passport
- Linguistic differences
- divide et empira tactic (divide and rule)
New manufacturing process that made use of steam-powered, special purpose machinery factories, and mass production in Europe
Industrialization
Opening of ports:
1834
1855
1860
1873
1834 - Manila
1855 - Ilolio, Zamboanga, Pangasinan (Sual)
1860 - Cebu
1873 - Tacloban, Legazpi (albay)
Paved the way for the importation of books, magazines and newspapers with liberal ideas from Europe and America
Opening of Suez Canal
Peninsulares
Pure-blooded Spanish born in Spain
Insulares
Pure-blooded Spanish born in the Philippines
Mestizo
Born of percentage
Two types of Mestizo
Spanish Mestizo - One parent is Spanish and the other is native
Chinese Mestizo - One parent is Chinese and the other is native
Principalia
Wealthy pure-blooded native of the Philippines
Indio
Pure-blooded native of the Philippines
Sangley
Pure-blooded Chinese born in the Philippines
Governor-General Carlos Ma. de la Torre
- Liberalism in the Philippines
- Arrived in Manila in 1869
- Friend to the Indios
- He was considered the Governor-General of the Philippines
- He was famous because of his policies: he abolished the censorship of the press; he abolished flogging as punishment; the resolved the agrarian unrest in cavuite
Governor-General Rafael Izquiedero
- Autocracy in the Philippines
- ruled the Philippines “with cross in one hand and sword on the other”
- considered as the worse Governor-General
- Reverses the policies of de la Torre
- Under his reign are the: Secularization movement, Cavite mutiny, Execution of GomBurZa
GomBurZa
Mariano Gomez
Jose Burgos
Jacinto Zamora
Secularization Movement
Slow and gradual transfer of churches from Regular priests to Secular priests
4 religious orders that belonged to Regular Priests
- Dominicans
- Recollects
- Augustinians
- Franciscans
Secular Priests
Does not belong to any Religious orders and mostly are Filipino priests
abolition of privileges of workers and the native army members of arnesal
Cavite Mutiny
Occurred on January 20, 1872
Cavite Mutiny
February 17, 1872
Execution of Gomburza
Execution of GomBurZa
- february 171872
- three priests, gomez, burgos and zamora were jailed in Fort Santiago and sentenced to death in bagumbayan (luneta)
- executed by garrote
- accused of starting the Cavite Mutiny
Formed because of the unjust execution of the 3 martyr priests
The Reform Movement
Began in 1882 and lasted up to early 1896
The reform movement
Aim of reform movement
to make Philippines a Province of spain