Quiz 3 Flashcards
other factors that contributed to the acceptance of the Spanish colonial order
- convenience of the pueblos
- incentives to the principalia
- civilizing mission guided by Christianity
factors that made the resistance in the Mindanao sultanates strong
- wealth
- armies
- supported by the Europeans and Chinese
- pangangayaw
the practice of _____ allowed sultans to organize armies that particularly targeted the Catholic Spanish and natives
jihad
after jihad was prohibited when the sultanates were forced to enter peace agreements with the Spanish, this was replaced with _____ or surprise attacks using the blade ____
juramentado; kris
specific Spanish military strategy in colonizing the Cordilleras
misiones vivas: Spanish settlements at the foot of the mountains (Ilocos)
why did attempts in misiones vivas fail?
- complex and unfamiliar mountainous topography
- Ygolotes’ tendency to easily relocate
- practice of headhunting
- ineffective sending of Ilocano soldiers
how were the sporadic revolts different from jihad?
they were:
1. poorly coordinated and confined to small areas
2. intermittent and usually very brief
3. directed against specific policies
revolt led by Sulayman and Lakandula and defeated by gov-gen Guido de Lavezaris who brought reinforcements from Mexico
Tagalog Revolt
plan to overthrow the Spanish by killing those in Intramuros; led by Magat Salamat
Tondo Conspiracy
who revealed the Tondo Conspiracy to the authorities?
Antonio Surabao
which bayugins revolted in Visayas before being defeated by Juan de Alcarazo?
Tamblot and Pagali
what religious order did Apolinario dela Cruz (Hermano Pule) form after being rejected from the Dominican order?
Cofradia de San Jose
why did Diego and Gabriela Silang revolt?
they wanted to abolish the encomienda system
which British governor general promised Silang Ilocano independence in exchange for their collaboration?
Dawsonne Drake
Diego was betrayed by ______ and ______ after he began to tax members of the principalia as the new alcalde-mayor of Vigan.
Miguel Vicos; Pedro Becbec
why did the sporadic revolts fail?
- lack of nationalism
- traitors
Rebellion caused by the refusal of Fr. Gaspar de Morales to provide a proper Catholic burial to Sagarino; longest revolt in Philippine history
Francisco Dagohoy Rebellion
what agreement ended the War of the Spanish Succession and installed Philippe of the Bourbon as the new Spanish King?
Treaties of Utrecht
what ideas and practices of the French Enlightenment did Philip V bring to Spain?
- reason
- science
- economic development
- separation of church and state