Social 3rd Part #5

The land awarded to the Spaniards who helped occupy the Philippines was called the _.

• encomienda

• falla

• barrio

• bandala

Males aged 16 to 60 years old were required to render _ 40 days every year.

• falla

• polista

• polo y servicio

• bandala

The Galleon Trade, also known as the _, was the only exchange of goods that the Spaniards allowed in the Philippines at that time.

• Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade

• Manila-Spain Galleon Trade

• Manila-Mexico Trade

Males who rendered forced labor were called _.

• polista

• polo y servicio

• Manila-Mexico Trade

The annual imposition of quotas on product from the provinces was called _.

• bandala

• tobacco monopoly

• taxes

The _ were given an exclusive monopoly of bringing Chinese and Indian products to Spain by way of Manila.

• Royal Philippine Company

• Real Sociedad Economica

• Manila-Acapulco Trade

The charity organization set up by the Church from which traders could borrow money for business capital was the _.

• Obras Pias

• Bank

• Charity

• real situado

This was the royal aid brought by the galleons from Mexico. It was necessary for funding the needs of the colonial government in the Philippines.

• Obras Pias

• Bank

• Charity

• real situado

The objective of having direction for livelihood activities in the Philippines prompted Governor-General _ to establish the Sociedad Economic de Amigos Pais and the Royal Philippine Company.

• Governor-General Jose Basco

• Governor-General Narciso Claveria

Males who did not want to work under the pool y service system had to pay a tax called _.

• falla

• polista

• polo y servicio

• bandala