A small outdoor building usually made of bamboo that is used as a toilet or as a laundry area.

A house of the common tao or ordinary Filipinos and it was built with bamboo or timber posts.

A new type of house introduced by the Spaniards for the wealthy Filipinos.

A ______ was built as the source of water.

The ________ tiles were used for the roof.

There was an _____________ azotea in front of the house.

The Spanish soldiers were not allowed to live with the natives in the reduccion.

The reduccion or doctrina was arranged in such a way that a plaza is placed at the back of the community.

The church, the convent of the missionaries, the town hall, and the houses of the principalia were at the sides forming a square.

This wealthy family owned big portions of land.

This rank included the local officials and the datu's family

The native Filipinos considered by the Spaniards as low class people in the society.

These were the Spaniards who were born in Spain but lived in the Philippines.

These were the Spaniards who were born and lived in the Philippines.

This was the product of the union between a native Filipino and a Chinese or a Spaniards.

This group was comprised of laborers and farmers who enjoyed very few rights and privileges.

This was a regular school for women, like the Colegio de Santa de Isabel.

Free school paid for by taxes and run by the government.

The enlightened ones.

During the Spanish era, there were no classifications of people.

The natives Filipinos were called indios and the Muslim Filipinos were called moros.

The Spanish mestizo, both Spaniards and Filipino by blood, was called Spanish.

The Spaniards in the Philippines were two kinds: the insulares and peninsulares.

Principalia consisted of rich landowners, descendants of the datu, teachers, and local officials.

The early Filipino held their women folk in low regard.

The women during early Filipino enjoyed the privileges of giving names to their children.

Women did not perform their religious duties diligently.

Women had no freedom to study in universities or to engage in the professions such as law, medicine, or engineering.

In ethnic communities, women could become leaders.

All women were entrusted with responsibilities, especially in civic and political activities.

The early Filipino held their women folk in high regard and highly respected.

Women led the reciting of the Pasyon during the Lenten season and cathecizing.

Women who were still unmarried were allowed to attend dances and social gatherings without a chaperon.

Women were allowed to engage in business.

The early Filipinos settlements were mostly found on riverbanks and highlands.

No other Spaniards stayed among the natives except the clergy.

The Spanish soldiers were allowed to live with the natives in the reduccion.

The missionaries required to live with the natives in the doctrines and to build a convent besides the church, which became the community center.

Under reduccion, the natives were invited to build their houses away from the church.

Spanish influence profoundly changed the lives of the Filipinos.

The Filipinos learned to cook Spanish food and dishes like menudo, pochero, estofado, embotido, asado, relleno, afritada, and others.

A democratic government headed by the governor-general was established during Spanish period.

Christian names like Juan, Maria, Carlos, and Juana were used during American occupation.

Filipinos learned Spanish dances, like the fandango, rigodon de honor, polka, curacha, habanera, jota, and carinosa.

The first school established exclusively for boys in Manila in 1590.

The first university established in Manila 1611.

The first exclusive school for girls and it was founded in 1594.

He ordered the use of Spanish surnames.

The composer of Lupang Hinirang.

It is a long narrative verse that usually depicts the heroism of the main character who is noble.

Another narrative poem consists of verses, each with eight syllabus.

A popular corrido is the ___________.

A Spanish lyric-dramatic genre that alternates spoken and sung scenes, as well as dance.

The author of Florante and Laura

He painted the Spoliarium

The writer of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

A play depicting the battle of the Christians and the Muslims.

A play depicting the passion of Christ

She created the song "Sampaguita".