prlim Flashcards

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process of critically examining and analyzing the records and survivals of the past (sources)

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Historical Method

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2
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imaginative reconstruction of the past from the data
derived by historical method (writing of history)

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Historiography

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3
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people or groups directly
involved in the event or topic being studied.

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PRIMARY SOURCES

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4
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testimony of anyone who is not an
eyewitness

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SECONDARY SOURCES

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5
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Problem of authenticity/ genuineness

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EXTERNAL CRITICISM

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6
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Problem of credibility

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INTERNAL CRITICISM

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7
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led to the discovery of
some products

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European Crusades

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8
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became the
most expensive and in-demand commodity among
Europeans

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spices

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9
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occurred the closing of the land
route of the Spice Trade

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1453

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10
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Portugal put
up a maritime school that trained sailors

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Prince Henry the Navigator

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11
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They sponsor the trans- Atlantic voyages

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Christopher
Columbus

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12
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plan to go to the East by
sailing westward,

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Ferdinand Magellan’s

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13
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The expedition set sail

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August 20,1519

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14
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how many men was on sail

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270 men

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15
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how many ships?

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five ships

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16
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name’s of the ships

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(Trinidad,
San Antonio, Concepcion, Santiago, and Victoria)

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17
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arrived in
Spain aboard the ship Victoria

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September 7, 1522,

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18
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The document was written by

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Antonio Pigafetta,

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19
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Stone-tool technology dates back as far as
10,000 years before the birth of Christ.

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EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGY

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20
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Ceramic Production (pottery)- which
involves fundamentals of organic
chemistry.

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PREDICTIVE SCIENCES

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21
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Our ancestors were literate in
syllabic writing.

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WRITING

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22
Q

a pot was
recovered in a graveyard in Batangas, with writing
on its shoulder

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1960’s,

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23
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were highly developed
during prehistoric times.

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ART AND RELIGION

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24
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Traders from other parts of Asia,
like India, came to do business with
local entrepreneurs.

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FOREIGN TRADE

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highlight of foreign trade
Chinese 9th-15th centuries.
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A 15th century merchant vessel loaded with 5,000 pieces of remarkably preserved, priceless ceramics.
THE PANDANAN WRECK
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there were already big villages along key trading centers throughout the archipelago
BIG POPULATION
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trading Barangays:
Cebu Panay Leyte Mindoro
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It had territory, people, government, and sovereignty.
barangay
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was the chief executive,
datu
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council of elders,
agorang
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Feuding barangay often raided each other’s territory.
WARFARE
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Male attire
kanggan & bahag
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Female attire
baro or camisa saya or patadyong tapis
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ORNAMENTS
- kalumbiga, pendants, bracelets, and leglets - made of gold
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HOUSES
bahay kubo
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SOCIAL CLASSES
- nobles - mahadlika or maharlika - alipin
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called “friends”
concubines
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GOVERNMENT
Barangay datu
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were either customary or written
LAWS
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Katipunan was established
July 7, 1892
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espoused freedom and independence for the Philippines
revolutionary society
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EMILIO JACINTO was born
December 15, 1875
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from where is EMILIO JACINTO
Tondo, Manilap
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parnts of MILIO JACINTO
Mariano Jacinto and Josefa Dizon
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wrote Kartilya as well as the oath of the Katipuneros
EMILIO JACINTO
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Relacion de las Costumbres de los Tagalos (Customs of the Tagalogs)
Fray Juan Plasencia
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Relacion de las Islas Filipinas
Miguel de Loarca
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Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
Antonio de Morga
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Spanish word for "town" or "village".
pueblo
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Supervising the election of the local executives
Friars
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He was a member of the Franciscan Order
Fray Joan de Plasencia
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THREE CASTES:
Nobles Commoners Slaves
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- A festive celebration - Includes performing of sacrifices, adoration of their idols or the general practice of Idolatry.
Pandot or “Worship”
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is a temporary shed on each side of the house to shelter the gathered people
Sibi
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small lamps on the posts of the house
Sorihile
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They worshipped this god specially he was said to be the “all powerful” and “maker of all things”
BATHALA
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the patron of lovers and of generation
Dian Masalanta
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were patrons of cultivated lands and of husbandry
Lacapati and Indianale
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they paid reverence to these creatures for fear of getting harmed
Buaya
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to see whether weapons, such as dagger or knife, were useful and lucky for the possessor
Divination
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Witches who deceived people by pretending to heal the sick
MANGAGAUAY
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Had a power of applying remedies for lovers to make them despise their own wives
MANYISALAT
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Duty was to emit fire from himself at night, once or often each month
MANCOCOLAM
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More powerful than the mangagauay
HOCLOBAN
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If they saw anyone clothed in white, they would tear out his liver and eat it, causing death to the victim
SILAGAN
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show himself at night with no head or entrails, pretends to carry his head in different places and returns to his body in the morning
MAGTATANGAL
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Equivalent to a sorcerer, they say he has the ability to fly and murders men and eats their flesh
OSUANG
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They made charms for lovers out of herbs,
MANGAGAYOMA
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It was his job to help one die,
SONAT
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Predicted the future
PANGATAHOJAN
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A man whose nature is inclined toward that of a woman (homosexual)
BAYOGUIN
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