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27問 • 1年前
  • Ella Mae Hilot
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    On what century does Rizal belong?

    19th century

  • 2

    Birth of Modernity

    19th century

  • 3

    Part of Age of Revolution

    19th century

  • 4

    highlights the shift from tradition to new ideas, attitudes, and institutions signaling a transition to a new era

    Modernity

  • 5

    It introduced new production, transportation, and communication methods, shifting from manual labor to machines

    Industrial Revolution

  • 6

    saw political revolutions, like the American and French Revolutions, influenced by Enlightenment values of reason and individualism.

    late 18th and 19th centuries

  • 7

    challenged monarchy. fostering governance based on individual rights, nationalism, and freedom.

    Political change

  • 8

    Ancestors trade

    China, Japan, Siam, Cambodia, India, Borneo, Moluccas

  • 9

    When the Spanish Crown arrived, they monopolized Manila ports, closing them to all but ______, gaining exclusive control over the trade route and goods.

    Mexico

  • 10

    Manila-Acapulco Trade is also known as

    Galleon Trade

  • 11

    Center of Commerce in the East

    Manila

  • 12

    What year did the Philippines open to world commerce?

    1834

  • 13

    , the Galleon system faced tough competition as other nations opted for self- sufficiency and direct trade, leading to a decline in Spain's trading system and Asian goods demand.

    late 18th century

  • 14

    Spain was heavily dependent on the ______ of its colonies in South America, which slowly dwindled.

    silver mines

  • 15

    They helped with land acquisition, labor mobilization, crop transportation, and retail trade.

    Chinese, Mestizos, Rich Natives

  • 16

    served as middlemen between the provinces, where the crops were planted, and the merchant houses of the Mestizos in Manila.

    Chinese Immigrants

  • 17

    They became tenants, known as Inquilinos' in Spanish.

    Rich Natives

  • 18

    Spanish term of rich natives

    Inquilinos

  • 19

    oversee the production of cash crops by subleasing large estates or haciendas from friars and then subletting them to indigenous farmers.

    Inquilinos

  • 20

    it shortened travel between Europe and the Philippines, enabling more intensive crop production and boosting commercial enterprises.

    Suez Canal

  • 21

    fueled rapid Philippine economic growth in the 19th century, creating a rich and influential Filipino middle class.

    Industrial Revolution

  • 22

    A group of educated natives seeking reforms to achieve equality with proud Spaniards.

    Ilustrados

  • 23

    It was a significant attempt by the Spanish Colonial Government to address the lack of formal education among Filipinos.

    Educational Decree of 1863

  • 24

    Year when the proportion of literate people in the Philippines was higher than in Spain. The proportion of Filipino children attending school was also above average in European standards. 3

    1866

  • 25

    year when Ateneo, run by Jesuits, became a secondary school with an advanced curriculum, resembling today's college more than high school.

    1865

  • 26

    Force Labor

    Polo y Servicio

  • 27

    Reopening of Suez Canal

    June 5, 1975

    • Laws on Rizal

    Laws on Rizal

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    Laws on Rizal

    Laws on Rizal

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    Prelim

    Prelim

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    Prelim

    Prelim

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    Values Development for Citizenship Training

    Values Development for Citizenship Training

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    Values Development for Citizenship Training

    Values Development for Citizenship Training

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    Lesson 4

    Lesson 4

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    Lesson 4

    Lesson 4

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    LESSON 5 & 6

    LESSON 5 & 6

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    LESSON 5 & 6

    LESSON 5 & 6

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    lesson 7

    lesson 7

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    lesson 7

    lesson 7

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    Nature and Concept of Management

    Nature and Concept of Management

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    Nature and Concept of Management

    Nature and Concept of Management

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    Lesson 2

    Lesson 2

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    Lesson 2

    Lesson 2

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    10 Axioms of Management

    10 Axioms of Management

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    10 Axioms of Management

    10 Axioms of Management

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    Lesson 2

    Lesson 2

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    Lesson 2

    Lesson 2

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    Planning and Strategy

    Planning and Strategy

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    Planning and Strategy

    Planning and Strategy

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    Midterm Exam

    Midterm Exam

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    Midterm Exam

    Midterm Exam

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    Midterm Lesson 4

    Midterm Lesson 4

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    Midterm Lesson 4

    Midterm Lesson 4

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    On what century does Rizal belong?

    19th century

  • 2

    Birth of Modernity

    19th century

  • 3

    Part of Age of Revolution

    19th century

  • 4

    highlights the shift from tradition to new ideas, attitudes, and institutions signaling a transition to a new era

    Modernity

  • 5

    It introduced new production, transportation, and communication methods, shifting from manual labor to machines

    Industrial Revolution

  • 6

    saw political revolutions, like the American and French Revolutions, influenced by Enlightenment values of reason and individualism.

    late 18th and 19th centuries

  • 7

    challenged monarchy. fostering governance based on individual rights, nationalism, and freedom.

    Political change

  • 8

    Ancestors trade

    China, Japan, Siam, Cambodia, India, Borneo, Moluccas

  • 9

    When the Spanish Crown arrived, they monopolized Manila ports, closing them to all but ______, gaining exclusive control over the trade route and goods.

    Mexico

  • 10

    Manila-Acapulco Trade is also known as

    Galleon Trade

  • 11

    Center of Commerce in the East

    Manila

  • 12

    What year did the Philippines open to world commerce?

    1834

  • 13

    , the Galleon system faced tough competition as other nations opted for self- sufficiency and direct trade, leading to a decline in Spain's trading system and Asian goods demand.

    late 18th century

  • 14

    Spain was heavily dependent on the ______ of its colonies in South America, which slowly dwindled.

    silver mines

  • 15

    They helped with land acquisition, labor mobilization, crop transportation, and retail trade.

    Chinese, Mestizos, Rich Natives

  • 16

    served as middlemen between the provinces, where the crops were planted, and the merchant houses of the Mestizos in Manila.

    Chinese Immigrants

  • 17

    They became tenants, known as Inquilinos' in Spanish.

    Rich Natives

  • 18

    Spanish term of rich natives

    Inquilinos

  • 19

    oversee the production of cash crops by subleasing large estates or haciendas from friars and then subletting them to indigenous farmers.

    Inquilinos

  • 20

    it shortened travel between Europe and the Philippines, enabling more intensive crop production and boosting commercial enterprises.

    Suez Canal

  • 21

    fueled rapid Philippine economic growth in the 19th century, creating a rich and influential Filipino middle class.

    Industrial Revolution

  • 22

    A group of educated natives seeking reforms to achieve equality with proud Spaniards.

    Ilustrados

  • 23

    It was a significant attempt by the Spanish Colonial Government to address the lack of formal education among Filipinos.

    Educational Decree of 1863

  • 24

    Year when the proportion of literate people in the Philippines was higher than in Spain. The proportion of Filipino children attending school was also above average in European standards. 3

    1866

  • 25

    year when Ateneo, run by Jesuits, became a secondary school with an advanced curriculum, resembling today's college more than high school.

    1865

  • 26

    Force Labor

    Polo y Servicio

  • 27

    Reopening of Suez Canal

    June 5, 1975