The manifestation of folk religiosity.

Coastal city adjacent to Manila.

Trading port developed by the Chinese and Arabs.

Known as the first "University Town".

The early "summer resort" of wealthy and cultured Filipinos.

The first fishing and salt-making town.

Early tourist belt (red light district).

First town built around train station.

Town built by the Americans for Oil depots.

In Spanish colonial era, it means natives living on the unplanned fringes of the neighborhood.

In the early 1600s, it became the first primate city in Southeast Asia.

In 1650, these were built in the cabecera to attract tenacious natives from the barrios through fiestas and processions.

In Spanish colonial era, Parian means _____.

A trade that occurred when Manila opened.

Other port cities continue to become regional urban centers.

Bridges were built along postal routes facilitating transport in Luzon.

City of Manila was incorporated covering intramuros and 12 fast-growing suburban towns.

Manila and Baguio Plans of Daniel Burnham introduced the City Beautiful western type of town planning.

Rebuilding of settlements complete with hygiene and sanitary facilities and drainage systems called sanitary barrios.

The working class district evolved as government response to the needs of low-income labor families in urban areas.

Zoning Ordinance for Manila was promulgated in 1928 but took effect only in _____.

Established the Laws of the Indies in the Philippines in 1573.

Quezon City as new capital and master planning it by the Capital City Planning Commission.

National Planning Commission was established (later on as NEDA).

Local Autonomy Act of 1959 empowered LGUs to enact zoning ordinances and subdivision rules under the guidance of the National Planning Commission.

Establishment of Regional Development Council

Creation of National Economic Development Authority (NEDA).

Creating the Metropolitan Manila Area (MMA) and the Metropolitan Manila Commission (MMC) to manage the affairs of the country's premier urban center.

Devolved powers to LGUs; local autonomy; developments plans under the supervision of NEDA.