SPANISH COLONIALISM IN THE PHILIPPINES

It refers to the policy of domination , subjugation,

and exercise of control of one strong country over a

weaker one.

• Captivity

• Colonialism

• Navigation

• Exploration

Colonialism was extensively done in the

Age of Exploration and

Discovery, which was from the

15th until the...

• present days

• first president

• 17th centuries

• 18th centuries

It was first used in China as

a means of knowing one’s

fortune, it was later

introduced to Europe as a

device to find directions.

• Compass

• Bagua mirror

• Astrolabe

• Caravel

It was the type of

sailing ship used by

the Portuguese in

traveling to Africa.

• Godspeed

• Balangay

• Titanic

• Caravel

An astronomical instrument

used to measure the altitude

of the sun or star from the

horizon, to determine the

distance of latitude from the

equator.

• Binoculars

• NASA

• Compass

• Astrolabe

On May 4, 1493, the Pope

released the​​ ​_______________ .

According to this decree, Portugal

could explore lands that were on

the ​eastern part of the line that had

been set 100 leagues west of the

Azores and Cape verde Islands.

Meanwhile , Lands west of the line

were for ​Spain to explore.

• Treaty of Tordesillas

• Caravel

• Inter caetera

• Treaty of Paris

Who intervened and drew a line that

divided the areas where Portugal and Spain could explore?

• Christopher Columus

• King Ferdinand

• Pope Alexander

  VI

• Pope Benedict XVI

According to this agreement, the

imaginary demarcation line dividing

the world was shifted to the Atlantic

Ocean, 370 leagues west of Azores

island and Cape Verde Islands.

• Inter caetera

• Treaty of Tordesillas

• Treaty of Atlantic

• Treaty of Paris

Which does not belong to the three Gs of Spain in colonizing the Philippines?

• Greens

• Glory

• God

• Gold

What are the names of the 5 ships that were given to Magellan in his expedition?

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