Readings in Philippine History FINALS

Refers to a wide variety of programs and measures usually by the government to bring about more effective control and use of land for the benefit of the community.

• Agrarian Reform

• Importance of Land Reform

• Land Reform

• History of Land Reform in the Philippines

This is more complex, includes measures to modernize the agricultural practices and improving the living conditions of everyone within the entire agrarian community.

• Land Reform

• First Philippine Republic (1899 – 1901)

• Spanish Era (1565 – 1898)

• Agrarian Reform

to obtain social justice and full development of the dignity of man within given situations of land reform

• Problem of Land Reform

• Importance of Land Reform

• History of Land Reform in the Philippines

landlords or “caciques” have yielded tremendous influence in the social and economic life of the nation that they had been able to dictate to their dependents (the tenants and their families)

• History of Land Reform in the Philippine

• Importance of Land Reform

• Agrarian Reform

• Problem of Land Reform

the encomendero must defend his encomienda from external attack, maintain peace and order within, and support the missionaries.

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The 1st Philippine republic was inaugurated at

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sworn in as president of the 1st Philippine republic

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– imposed specific conditions on the disposition of public lands

• Rice Share Tenancy Act of 1933

• Philippine Bill of 1902

• Land Registration Act of 1902

• Tenancy Act of 1933

regulated relationships between landowners and tenants of rice lands

• Philippine Bill of 1902

• Land Registration Act of 1902

• Rice Share Tenancy Act of 1933

• Tenancy Act of 1933

provided for a comprehensive registration of land titles under the Torrens system

• Tenancy Act of 1933

• Philippine Bill of 1902

• First Philippine Republic (1899 – 1901)

• Land Registration Act of 1902