MODULE 9 Flashcards
Who is Gregorio Zaide?
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Answer: A Filipino historian known as the “Dean of Filipino Historiographers.”
When and where was Gregorio Zaide born?
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Answer: May 25, 1907, in Pagsanjan, Laguna.
What degrees did Gregorio Zaide obtain and from where?
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BA and PhD from University of Santo Tomas
MA from University of the Philippines
In which schools did Gregorio Zaide teach?
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University of the Philippines
University of Santo Tomas
University of Manila
Far Eastern University
University of Hawaii
What position did Gregorio Zaide hold after retirement?
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Answer: Professor Emeritus of History at Far Eastern University.
What historical association did Gregorio Zaide help establish?
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Answer: International Association of Historians of Asia.
How long did Gregorio Zaide serve as president of the Philippine Historical Association?
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Answer: Three years.
In which political role did Gregorio Zaide serve?
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Answer: Mayor of Pagsanjan, Laguna (1971-1975).
When did General Leonard Wood first arrive in the Philippines?
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What was General Leonard Wood’s role in the Philippines?
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Governor of the Moro Province
Commanding General of American troops in Mindanao and Sulu
In charge of five districts
. When was the Wood-Forbes mission commissioned?
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Answer: 1921.
What was the primary concern regarding land laws under American rule?
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Answer: The amendment would allow the exploitation of Philippine resources by predatory interests.
What was Executive Order No. 37?
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Answer: An order by the Governor-General that declared certain laws null and void.
Why was Executive Order No. 37 controversial?
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Answer: It was issued after the Legislature adjourned, preventing them from considering the matter.
. What legal principle did the Filipino representatives seek to uphold?
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Answer: Separation of powers in constitutional government.
. What action did Filipino representatives take in response to Executive Order No. 37?
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Answer: They made a vigorous protest against the Governor-General’s arbitrary acts.
To whom did the Filipino representatives appeal?
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How did Filipino representatives describe the Governor-General’s actions?
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Answer: Arbitrary, oppressive, and undemocratic.
What did Filipino representatives hope to achieve with their protest?
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Answer: To vindicate their rights and safeguard the liberties of the Filipino people.
What was the Governor-General accused of trying to destroy?
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Answer: The constitutional government and separation of powers.
