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The ultimate authority, Council of the Indies in Spain until 1821.

king of spain

served as the supreme authority for the Philippines from 1565 until 1821,

viceroy of Mexico

The highest-ranking official in the Philippines, appointed by the King.

governor general

This was the highest judicial court in the Philippines

royal audiencia

These were two institutions created to check the power of the Governor-General

resindencia and visitador

This was the provincial government unit for areas that were already fully under Spanish control

alcaldia(province)

This was the government unit for provinces that were not yet entirely pacified,

corregimiento

The municipal government, which consisted of a city or town council and was governed by a Gobernadorcillo (

Ayuntamiento (City/Town Council):

The lowest level of government, based on the pre-colonial village unit

barangay

The most significant impact of Spanish colonization was the introduction of Catholicism.

religion

While Spanish did not replace native, significantly influenced them.

language

The pre-colonial social structure based on noble families.

social structure

freemen

maharlika, timawa

Dependent

alipin

Spaniards born in Spain

peninsulares

Spanish born jn the Philippines

insulares

People of maxed ancestry

mestizo

Native filipino

indios

Spanish culinary traditions introduced new ingredients

cuisine

This land grant system gave Spanish encomenderos control over a specific area

Encomienda System:

Filipinos were subjected to a variety of taxes and forced labor,

Tribute and Forced Labor

This trade monopoly, which connected Manila with Mexico, was the backbone of the colonial economy for over 250 years

Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade:

natives rose up against the abusive practices of tax collector

Revolt against the Tribute (1589):

The longest revolt in Philippine history, lasting for 85 years

The Dagohoy Rebellion (1744-1829)

Led by Diego Silang in Ilocos, this rebellion capitalized on the British occupation of Manila during the Seven Years' War.

The Silang Revolt (1762-1763):

A unique uprising in Ilocos that stemmed from the government's monopoly

The Basi Revolt (1807)

They maintained their independence through fierce resistance and guerrilla warfare, effectively fending off Spanish military and religious incursions for over 300 years.

The Moro and Igorot Resistance:

Tamblot from Bohol convinced his followers to abandon Christianity and return to their traditional religion.

Tamblot's Revolt (1621-1622)

Apolinario de la Cruz, known as Hermano Pule, founded the Cofradia de San José (Confraternity of Saint Joseph

Hermano Pule's Revolt (1840-1841):

This was a peaceful and intellectual campaign for reforms.

Propaganda Movement:

Spanish government was unwilling to grant any reforms, the call for revolution gained momentum.

The Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution:

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問題一覧

The ultimate authority, Council of the Indies in Spain until 1821.

king of spain

served as the supreme authority for the Philippines from 1565 until 1821,

viceroy of Mexico

The highest-ranking official in the Philippines, appointed by the King.

governor general

This was the highest judicial court in the Philippines

royal audiencia

These were two institutions created to check the power of the Governor-General

resindencia and visitador

This was the provincial government unit for areas that were already fully under Spanish control

alcaldia(province)

This was the government unit for provinces that were not yet entirely pacified,

corregimiento

The municipal government, which consisted of a city or town council and was governed by a Gobernadorcillo (

Ayuntamiento (City/Town Council):

The lowest level of government, based on the pre-colonial village unit

barangay

The most significant impact of Spanish colonization was the introduction of Catholicism.

religion

While Spanish did not replace native, significantly influenced them.

language

The pre-colonial social structure based on noble families.

social structure

freemen

maharlika, timawa

Dependent

alipin

Spaniards born in Spain

peninsulares

Spanish born jn the Philippines

insulares

People of maxed ancestry

mestizo

Native filipino

indios

Spanish culinary traditions introduced new ingredients

cuisine

This land grant system gave Spanish encomenderos control over a specific area

Encomienda System:

Filipinos were subjected to a variety of taxes and forced labor,

Tribute and Forced Labor

This trade monopoly, which connected Manila with Mexico, was the backbone of the colonial economy for over 250 years

Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade:

natives rose up against the abusive practices of tax collector

Revolt against the Tribute (1589):

The longest revolt in Philippine history, lasting for 85 years

The Dagohoy Rebellion (1744-1829)

Led by Diego Silang in Ilocos, this rebellion capitalized on the British occupation of Manila during the Seven Years' War.

The Silang Revolt (1762-1763):

A unique uprising in Ilocos that stemmed from the government's monopoly

The Basi Revolt (1807)

They maintained their independence through fierce resistance and guerrilla warfare, effectively fending off Spanish military and religious incursions for over 300 years.

The Moro and Igorot Resistance:

Tamblot from Bohol convinced his followers to abandon Christianity and return to their traditional religion.

Tamblot's Revolt (1621-1622)

Apolinario de la Cruz, known as Hermano Pule, founded the Cofradia de San José (Confraternity of Saint Joseph

Hermano Pule's Revolt (1840-1841):

This was a peaceful and intellectual campaign for reforms.

Propaganda Movement:

Spanish government was unwilling to grant any reforms, the call for revolution gained momentum.

The Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution: