(PDQ2) Chapter 2 - State and Society in the Philippines Flashcards
The first important commercial center in Southeast Asia to convert to Islam
Melaka
Three bases of political power
Material reward, coercion, spiritual power
A royal ruler imbued with a charge of spiritual power (daulat)
Sultan
The datu class distinguished itself as __ to take advantage of greater social stratification
“nobility”
Home to the first sultanate and supra-barangay state in the Philippine archipelago.
Sulu
An official one rank lower than a datu
Panglima
series of battles by Christian states to expel the Muslims (Moors), who from the 8th century ruled most of the Iberian Peninsula
reconquista
Name of the Philippines first used during Spanish expeditions after King Philip II
Felipinas
Name of Manila during Legazpi’s time
Maynilad
Spiritual Conquest
Conquista espiritual
The Spanish referred to the new Christians of Luzon and the Visayas, who would eventually comprise the majority population of the Philippines, as __ or __. And they called the Muslims __
Indios or Naturales
Moros
Barangays were coaxed or coerced into towns (cabaceras) organized around a newly built church with a resident friar through this process.
reducción
small outlying settlements equipped with a chapel to receive a visiting friar
visitas
District Capitals - ?
Towns - ?
Villages - ?
Hamlets - ?
Cabacera
Poblaciones
Barrios / barangays
Sitios
The object of reducción was to bring all indios into Christian communities
bajo de la campana (under the church bells)
Open Square
Plaza mayor
Friar’s residence
convento
the administrative right to collect tribute and draft labor from among the inhabitants of a defined geographical area, along with the responsibility to protect them and provide religious instruction.
Encomiendas
Administrative provinces were headed by an ___ (provincial governor)
Alcalde mayor
Offspring of indio-Chinese unions
mestizos
“Little governor”
Gobernadorcillo
Village head, lower-ranked than gobernadorcillo
Cabeza de barangay
Ruling and usually educated class, comprising of gobernadorcillo, tenientes de justicia, cabezas de barangay (ex-datus and their descendants)
Principalia
Landed estates
Haciendas