Readings in PH History Life and Works of Rizal
Readings in PH History Life and Works of Rizal
Readings in PH History Life and Works of Rizal
The Wave Migration Theory -the most widely known of the prehistoric theories of population
development in the Philippines.
Core Population Theory- Evolution from Tabon man (Tabon cave in Palawan) suggests early inhabitants of
Southeast Asia were of the same ethnic group with a similar culture, but through a gradual process over time
driven by environmental factors, differentiated themselves from one another.
Fox and Manuel Santiago- first discover the Tabon Man in Tabon Cave Palawan
Maharlika- Nobles
Timawa- Freemen
Alipin- Slaves
RELIGION
FIRST TRADERS
DATU- chief executive, law giver, chief judge, and military head
AT PRESENT:
Check and Balance- Secure the balance and the safeguard of the government
COMMUNITIES:
FILIPINO TRAITS:
Kanya kanya or Tayo Tayo- Crab mentality (Solution- Sense of Common Good)
Ningas Cogon- Leaving our work unfinished.
Manana Habit-
Ethnocentric- arrogant/boastful / superior
Xenocentric – Low Self-esteem/ Inferior
Extreme Personalism- Feeling Personal
Bahala Na -
Porma Over Substance – emphasize form rather than substance.
Remedyo Attitude – receptive/ ability to make impossible things.
Cheerful-
COMING OF WEST
Treaty of Tordesillas- Division of the world into two/ divides the world into two as a solution to the
competition of Spain and Portugal
SPANISH POLICIES
Pueblo- town
Tributo- Tax
Cabeceras- Town Centre
Reduccion- To form cabecceras or town center.
Bandala- Product Tax collected by Cabeza de Barangay
Polo Y Servicio- Force labor
Polo worker- Polista
Falla- Exemption fee from forced labor through monetary
Ayuntamiento- Trade Center
Alcaldia- Pacified/monitored area of Spanish
Corregimientos- Unpacified/unmonitored area of Spanish
Indulto de Commercio- Privilege given to the governor to engage in trade
Frailocracy- a government led by friars.
Necrocracy- government led by the people.
Aristocracy- Elites
Oligarchy- selected few
Meritocracy- People of talent
Communism- No private property
Federalism- National to national, local to local
Monarchy- Kind and queen
Constitutional and absolute- two types of monarchy
Democracy- people
Republican- representative
Democratic-Republican- Philippines
Necrocracy- dead people
SOCIAL CLASSES DURING THE SPANISH COLONIZATION
ORDER OF MISSIONARY
Augustinians
Franciscans
Jesuits
Dominican
Recollects
Imprisonment of Rizal’s mother (1872)- Allegedly Poisoned Alberto’s (her brother) wife
Noli Me Tangere
March 21, 1887
Berlin Germany
Dedicated to motherland
Inspired by Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harret Beecher Stone
Maximo Viola- Savior of Noli
64 chapters
El Filibusterismo
September 18, 1891
Gent Belgium
Reign of the Greed
Dedicated to GOMBURZA
Inspired by the count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas
Valentin Ventura- savior of El Fili
84 Chapters
Sonnets of Rizal
To the Virgin Marry- First Sonnet written by Rizal
To the Philippines- The sonnet that shows Rizal’s first testimony and presentation of his
nationalism
Education without God is not true Education- The intimate alliance between religion and good
education.
Fight the Spaniards- Not an aim of La Liga Filipina
Mi Ultimo Express- Death is honorable if it is for the motherland.
Mi Ultimo Adios- Elegy, 14 stanzas and 5 lines
Morir es descansar- In death there is rest
Rizal’s Execution
Consummantum est- it is finished.
Tejeros Convention
Meeting between Magdiwang and Magdalo
Acta De Tejeros- A document issued by Bonifacio declaring the Tejeros Convention null and void
Resulted to the death of Bonifacio
The Philippines was ceded to the US by the Spaniards in the amount of 20 million dollars.
Simeon Ola- Leader of the subsequent valiant attacks in Albay Towns and was the last general to
surrender to the Americas.
WORKS OF RIZAL
A La Juventud Filipina- Crowning glory of Rizal in UST
Kundiman- For the motherland
Noli Mi Tangere- Touch me Not
Makamisa- Parodies of Spanish- Influences customs/ unfinished novel
El Filibusterismo- The reign of greed
Amor Patrio- Spanish Soil
Mi Ultimu adios- Elegy, to die is to rest
Mi Primera Inspirascion- Mother of Rizal
Mi Ritero- Exile in Dapitan
Women of Malolos- Education of the women
Sa Aking Mga Kabata- Love for own nation
SAGISAG PANULAT
Madlang-Away- Pio Valenzuela
Bini, Paralitiko- Apolinario Mabini
Buan- Juan Luna
Magdalo- Emilio Aguinaldo
Dimasalang, Laung Laan- Dr. Jose Rizal
Plaridel at Dolores Manapat- Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Dimasilaw, Pingkian- Emilio Jacinto
Agapito Bagumbayan, Maypagasa, Great Plebian- Andres Bonifacio
Tikbalang, Naning at Kalipulako- Mariano Ponce
Taga-ilog- Antonio Luna
Diego Laura- Graciano Lopez-Jaena
Jose Maria Panganiban- Jomapa
Brain of the Katipunan- Emilio Jacinto
Brain of the Revolution- Apolinario Mabini
Apartheid- The separation of Black and white people is termed.
Carinosa- means affectionate-one and is a type of character that is mostly associated with
Filipino Women
Macario Sakay- President of Katagalogan
Dagohoy- Longest Revolt
AMERICAN INTERVENTION
May 1, 1898- Manifest Destiny
December 10, 1898- Benevolent Assimilation (Mccenley)
Payne- Aldrich Act- Partial Free Trade
Underwood Simmons Act- Full free trade, remove the limitation on duty-free products of the
Philippines entering the US
Jones Law- Bicameralism, gave Ph a greater degree of control over its own government.
Tydings McDuffie Law- 10 year transition the Philippines will gain Independence.
Gabaldon Act- Modernization of Classroom
PHILIPPINE-AMAERICAN WAR
San Juan Bride Shooting Incident on Feb 4, 1899
Spanish-American War- Ender of Spanish Regime
Death of Luna- June 5, 1899
Death of Goyo- Dec 2, 1899
March 22, 1901- Aguinaldo was captured in Palanan Isabela
Japanese Period
Educational Focus- Tech Voch
On Aug 6, Little boy was dropped in Hiroshima/ Fat Boy- Nagasaki
HUKBALAHAP- Hukbong Bayan Laban sa Hapon
MAKAPILI- Pro-Japanese
Kempeitai- Japanese Police
IMPORTANT TERMS
Geneva Convention- To cure wounded soldiers
Kyoto Protocol- Mitigating Global warming
Ban the use of Incinerators- Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999
WORLD CIVILIZATION
Middle East- Civilization is where large ideas and tools, as well as human settlements flourished
Tigris & Euphrates- Fertile Crescent. Mesopotamia
Huang He-Yangtze (Yellow River)- China
Nile River- Egypt
Indus River- India
Hinduism- Oldest existing religion in Asia
Elements of the State
Population
Sovereignty
Government
Territory
Fiscal Autonomy- guarantee given by the Constitution to certain units of the government.
Gemeinschaft- Shared experience in a community
Gesellschaft- Services in society
KINDS OF WRIT
Writ of Amparo- Right of Life, Liberty and Security
Writ of Habeas Corpus- Show me the body
Writ of Habeas Data- Right to information
Writ of Kalikasan- Right to ocean and healthy environment
Constitution- Fundamental Law of the land
ConCom- Formed Constitution
IMPORTANT TERMS
Ceteris Paribus- All variables are kept Constant.
Rio de Janeiro Convention- Convention about ESD
NCCA- Nurtures Phil Arts
Modern Capitalism- Entrepreneurship
Mercantalism-Policy in the 16th century
Parens Patriae- States has a paternal and protective role over its citizens.
Social justice gives preferential Attention.