RECAP/ ICE BREAKER (PACTO DE SANGRE)

What does the term ‘Pacto de Sangre’ refer to?

• A political agreement

• A blood pact

• A religious ceremony

• A trade deal

Who were the key figures in the 1565 Pacto de Sangre?

• Sikatuna and Magellan

• Sikatuna and Legazpi

• Lapu-Lapu and Legazpi

• Sikatuna and Bonifacio

What was the main objective of the Pacto de Sangre?

• Signifying a strong bond

• Establishing trade routes

• Spreading Christianity

• Declaring war

Which group utilized the Pacto de Sangre as a rite of passage during the Philippine Revolution?

• The Ilustrados

• The Spanish colonizers

• The Katipunan

• The Tausug tribe

For Datu Sikatuna, what did the Blood Compact symbolize?

• Acquisition of wealth

• Protection for his people

• Conversion to Christianity

• Invasion strategy

Who is the artist behind “El Pacto de Sangre”?

• Gregorio Zaide

• Virgilio Almario

• Marcelo H. del Pilar

• Juan Luna

What does Juan Luna’s “El Pacto de Sangre” subtly critique?

• The beauty of the Philippines

• The wealth of the Spanish

• Colonial power dynamics

• Filipino religious practices

How did Marcelo H. del Pilar interpret the Blood Compact?

• As a religious ceremony

• As a trade agreement

• As a political treaty

• As a method of warfare

According to Del Pilar, what did the Blood Compact imply?

• A trade monopoly

• A promise of assimilation

• A declaration of independence

• A religious conversion

What did the Blood Compact symbolize for the Katipunan?

• A formal agreement

• A trade pact

• A pledge of loyalty

• A religious conversion