HISTORICAL ANTECEDENTS IN THE PHILIPPINES

Question 1

is the belief that various objects, places, and creatures possess distinctive spiritual qualities.

Answer 1

Animisim

Question 2

a geographically distributed, self-sufficient autonomous community

Answer 2

barangays

Question 3

occupation by a nation of an area from which it was formerly absent.

Answer 3

Colonization

Question 4

strategy of grouping far-flung , scattered barangays into fewer but larger and more compact towns.

Answer 4

Reduccion system

Question 5

the spirits that pre-colonial Filipinos associate their world with.

Answer 5

diwata

Question 6

early Filipino script.

Answer 6

Baybayin

Question 7

A refined plank-built Philippine warship best suited for inter-island trade raids

Answer 7

caracoa

Question 8

Two (2) groups of Filipinos based on their settlement

Answer 8

Living along coastal areas and Mountain settlements

Question 9

Filipinos were raising swine, goats and fowls, making wine, vinegar and salt, weaving cloth, producing

Answer 9

beeswax and honey

Question 10

the leader or chief of a barangay

Answer 10

Cabeza de barangay/Teniente del Barrio

Question 11

galleons brought Chinese goods to Latin America (silk and other cloths, porcelain) and brought back Mexican silver to Manila

Answer 11

Galleon trade

Question 12

the head of the town

Answer 12

Gobernadorcillo or Capitan Municipal,

Question 13

was established, recognizing the increasing number of private schools as educational and not commercial institutions.

Answer 13

Private School Act (Act No. 2076)

Question 14

was established by Americans; it was the only publicly-supported higher education institution during the American occupation.

Answer 14

University of the Philippines

Question 15

to provide students with sufficient time for mastery of concepts and skills, develop lifelong learners, and prepare graduates for tertiary education, middle-level skills

Answer 15

K-12 program