Spanish Colonial Era in the Phil (ppt ni sir) Flashcards

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1
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First contact with Spain through _________ in 1521

A

Ferdinand Magellan

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________ reached Samar, Leyte then Cebu 1565; ____ set up the first Spanish settlement in Cebu

A

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi (Legaspi)

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3
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The ______ system forced scattered barangays into more compact and larger communities to facilitate religious conversion and cultural change;

people lived within the concept of the ______

A

reduccion, “bajo dela campana”

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The ________ system promoted the concept of land as private property and land was divided into parcels and assigned to a __________,who was mandated to “______, ________, or ______” the resources of the domain.

A

encomienda
Spanish colonist
allocate, allot, distribute

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5
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the institution of a hierarchical system in settlements, where the core of a municipality was the _______ or _______ (where the elite resided and the people paid tributes).

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cabacera (head), poblacion

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6
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adjacent barangays became known as ______

A

barrios

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7
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The use of _______ model of planning of towns was structured in a hierarchical way, where the _________ was a focal point and the location of the ________.

A

cuadricula
central plaza
seat of power

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8
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Planning of cities followed the ________ entitled “___________” familiarly known as the _______.

A

Ordinances of 1573
“Prescriptions for the Foundations of Hispanic Colonial Towns”
Law of the Indies

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9
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Law of Indies was formally issued by ____ on July 13,1573

A

King Phillip II of Spain

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The law of indies specified an orderly ____ of streets, with a central ______, a ________ and ______ for church, shops, government bldgs, hospitals and slaughterhouses.

A

grid
plaza
defensive wall

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The ______ became the centerpiece of the planning, with the ______ at the center of the grid surrounded by the ______, ________, and ________.

A

plaza complex
main plaza
church-convent, important government buildings, market place

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12
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Main plazas are usually situated near _____ or ______.

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waterfronts ports or coastlines

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13
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_______ (fortress city) is the center civic and ecclesiastical rule during the Spanish period with the capital city surrounded by a defensive wall for ___ & a ____ at the mouth of the Pasig river.

A

Manila’s Intramuros
protection
military fort

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14
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Main open public square adjacent to major roads and prestigious civic & religious buildings

A

plaza mayor

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15
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Plaza mayor of Intramuros is _____

A

Plaza Roma

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16
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Principal church of a diocese containing the “cathedra” or bishop’s throne

A

katedral

17
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Chief administrative building with offices for both governor-general and the alcade (which is know as the ______ ) with their ______ (councilors)

A

ayuntamyento
alcade -head of the city
regidores - councilors

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building constructed near a port for storing goods or a space inside a civic bldg like a casa real to store goods

A

almasenes

19
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area used for landing place for ships and other water vessles

A

embarcadero

20
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building designated for payment of customs and duties and where vessels are entered and cleared.

A

aduana

21
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round or polygonal projecting part of fortification

A

balwarte

22
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strong, defensive place intended for military troops

A

kuta

23
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the gridiron plan that defines the layout of the town or city

A

traza