Social studies by group 4

an ethnic group inhabiting the Abra mountains. They are also

called Tingguian.

• Nueva Segovia

• Itneg

• Secular Priests

• British East India Company

the diocese or territorial administration of the

Catholic Church in North Luzon: Cagayan, Isabela, Nueva Vizcaya,

Ilocos, La Union, Pangasinan, and parts of Tarlac and Abra. Its capital

was initially established in La-lo, Cagayan in 1595 until it was moved

to Vigan, Ilocos in 1758.

• Nueva Segovia

• Itneg

• Secular Priests

• British East India Company

“When did Francisco Dagohoy led a revolt in Bohol”

• A.1744

• B.1745

• C.1844

• D.1845

When did the great Britain had there hands on manila

• A. 1762 to 1764

• B. 1744

• C. 1745

• D. 1758

a British company that engaged in

trade in Asia, particularly in the East Indies (Indian Subcontinent and

Southeast Asia).

• A. Itneg

• B. Nueva Segovia

• C. British East India Company

• D. Secular Priests

how many years did Dagohoy’s rebellion lasted for?

• A. 7 years

• B. 4 years

• C. 85 years

• D. 3 years

Fill in the blank, From 1744 to ____ the Boholanos

was able to sustain self-governance free from

Spanish abuses.

• A. 1762 to 1764

• B. 1744

• C. 1745

• D. 1829

did Diego Silang’s revolt begin as an armed protest

against their alcalde mayor in Vigan?

• true

• false

priests that are not members of the religious orders

or institutions

• British East India Company

• Secular Priests

• Itneg

• Nueva Segovia

The most notable ones were the revolts by

Diego Silang of Ilocos and Juan de la Cruz of

Pangasinan.

• true

• false