HIST | Chapters 1-3 Flashcards
Spanish diplomat who wrote (A Report on the Status of the Philippines in 1842)
Sinibaldo de Mas
Pueblos with trade linkages to Manila became??
provincial centers of trade
Domingo Lam-Co married a Chinese mestiza, kinsa to?
Ines de la Rosa
Who is the most prominent resident of Calamba?
FRANCISCO MERCADO
Jose Rizal’s mother
TEODORA ALONSO
The Mexican War of Independence begins = year?
1810
The Constitution of Cadiz is proclaimed = year?
1812
The Philippines is not a colony, but formally a part of Spain = year?
1812
The Manila-Acapulco galleon trade is abolished = year?
1813
The port of Manila was officially opened to international trade = year?
1834
Iloilo and Zamboanga - international trade opened = year?
1855
Cebu - international trade opened = year?
1865
Rizal was born on
June 19, 1861
Where was Rizal born?
Calamba, Laguna
The guardia civil was established in the Philippines = year?
1868
When did the Suez Canal opened?
1869
The Cavite Mutiny and the execution of Frs. Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora happen = year?
1872
Who were the 3 fathers that was executed?
Gomez
Burgos
Zamora
Prominent Filipino liberals are exiled = year?
1872
When was Rizal’s mother jailed?
1872
When did Rizal attends the Ateneo Municipal de Manila as a day scholar?
1872
the existing communities did not think of themselves as forming one community
NO FILIPINO NATION
Originally meant “community”
BAYAN
When did Rizal died?
1896
A territory comprising several barangays and therefore more accurately called?
TOWNSHIP
chapels of distant barangays which the parish priest would visit from time to time
VISITA
Calamba was a visita of the town of Biñan until, what year?
1742
one of the oldest towns in the Philippines
BIÑAN
barangay in which the church was located
POBLACION
old pueblo elite
PRINCIPALIA
one of the most spectacular developments in the Philippines in the 19th century
sugar industry in Negros
the infrastructure of Philippine civilization
SATELLITE BARANGAYS
A Report on the Status of the Philippines in 1842 – unsa about?
interesting picture of the thriving economy and the traffic between various regions and islands during the first half of the 19th century
What became an important part of the economy?
plantations
the leading buyers of the lands
Chinese mestizos
After 1815, many of the pueblos were still purely agricultural communities
TRUE or FALSE
FALSE - were no longer purely agricultural communities
Binondo and Tondo, became??
“post-agricultural towns”
When did Rizal drew the family tree of the Mercado Rizal family?
during his exile in Dapitan in 1896
Jose Rizal’s ancestor from the paternal side
DOMINGO LAM-CO
The Spanish governor-general of the Philippines who issued the Claveria Decree of 1849
Don Narciso Claveria
Jose Rizal’s father
FRANCISCO MERCADO
meaning of Ricial (later Rizal)
green fields
new surname of Riza’s mother
Realonda
What is the role of the town?
role of it are both a physical and a social space in laying the basis for an elementary form of public life
a decree requiring the assignment of a surname for each family from an official catalog throughout the islands
CLAVERIA DECREE OF 1849
Full name of Jose Rizal?
Jose Protacio Mercado Rizal y Alonso Realonda
one who leases or rents
portions of land from a land owner and
uses these for either agriculture or the
raising of livestock
INQUILINO
Salt, sugar, oil and dried fish are
supplied by ???
Pangasinan
large quantities of
fried deer meat
TAPA
Rizal’s grandfather
JUAN MERCADO
What did Juan Mercado served in Biñan?
three terms as
gobernadorcillo
Rizal’s maternal grandfather
LORENZO ALBERTO ALONSO
Once a deputy for the
Philippines in the Spanish
Cortes when the islands
enjoyed representation
LORENZO ALBERTO ALONSO
When was Teodora Alonso arrested?
JUNE 1871
How long was Rizal’s mother imprisoned?
two and a half years