Mindanao studies 1

The article on Colonialism and Resistance by Abreu examines

• all of the above

• the condition of Mindanao during the Spanish period

• the origin of conflict and resistance in Mindanao from colonial period to the present

• the debate on the separation of Mindanao to the Philippine archipelago

The following describes precolonial Mindanao except

• separate nation-states among Islamized indigenous groups

• Sultanate of Maguindanao and sulu extended their influence to Brunei, Panay, Mindoro, and Ilocos

• Maguindanao and sulu sultanate ruled minority Islamized groups: Kalagan, Sama, sama laut, and Japa Mapun

• The sultanate system was founded by Rahaj Baguinda in 19th century

True or False: The Moro-Spanish War lasted for three centuries

encompassing the last quarter of the 16th century to the late 19th century.

True or False: Laws pertaining to land ownership, control and use, and the

resettlement projects for migrants from Luzon and the Visayas welcomed

most extremely the Moro communities.

US imperialist policy to the Moro communities

• Molding Moro leaders through education

• The Moro leaders did not conform with the new colonizer

• Moros accepted American imperialist rule

• None of the above

Land resettlement policies in colonial and post-colonial Philippines examine

• examine the Moro resistance against American imperialist

• land distribution policy with its resettlement projects introduced by the Americans in the 20th century

• the role migration in the settlement of Mindanao

• the Moro settlement in Cotabato, Maguindanao, and Lanao

True or False: Resettlement refers to the opening up of public lands for

agricultural purposes to qualified citizens who will develop and make it productive.

The following are the impact of resettlement program except

• Internal colonization and consequent urgencies spearheaded by secessionist movement

• Illegal logging became rampant due to lack of livelihood

• sustained peace and order in Mindanao

• Urbanization and significant increased of upland agriculture

EDCOR stands as

• Economic Development Company

• Economic Development Corporation

• Economic Driven Corporation

• Established Development Company

True or False: Ten agricultural colonies established from 1913 to 1919