MororWars(fifth and sixth stage)

Question 1

marked when Spaniards reoccupied their abandoned post at zambuanga at 1718

Answer 1

fifth stage

Question 2

How long was the fourth stage

Answer 2

1718-1762

Question 3

cathlic sultan of sulu, who permitted jesuits to open mission in Jolo

Answer 3

Sultan Azim ud-Din I

Question 4

Bishop of Nueva Segovia and the governor general of the philippines at the time of alleged conversion of Azim ud-Dain to christianity

Answer 4

Juan de Arechederra

Question 5

British invasion and brief occupation of manila which resulted to the lessening of Spanish power in the mindanao region

Answer 5

October 6 1762

Question 6

British governor of manila who entiered into a treaty with azim ud-dain on feb 23 1763

Answer 6

Dawson Drake

Question 7

Azim ud-Dain got the title what?

Answer 7

Amirul Mu’minin

Question 8

Witnessed the decline of the sultanates, and where sulu bacame the focus of european rivalry

Answer 8

Sixth stage

Question 9

how long was the 6th stage

Answer 9

1851 - 1898

Question 10

its when spanish campaign against sulu started

Answer 10

at 1851 by Governor General Antonio de Urbiztondo

Question 11

sULU BECAME A PROTECTORATE OF SPAIN THROUGH A TREATY FORCED UPON WHO?

Answer 11

Sultan Muhammad Pulalun

Question 11

first protocol of sulu took effect when?

Answer 11

March 26, 1877

Question 12

he leased his territories in North Borneo to the british North Borneo company represented by Gustavus von Overbeck

Answer 12

Sulu Sultan Jama ul Azam at Januarry 22, 1878

Question 13

second protocol of sulu was signed on when?

Answer 13

March 7 1885

Question 14

He personally took command of the eventual conquest of Maranao Lake Area

Answer 14

Governor General Valeriano Weyler on 1891

Question 15

He, together with his valiant fighters, defended the Marahui Kota (Fort of Marawi) against the spanish malitary

Answer 15

Datu Ama-i Pakpak on 1895 on 1895

Question 16

The spanish military invading marawi was headed by no other than?

Answer 16

Spanish Governorn General Roman Blanco