This historical method historians investigate collects and examine sources.

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Are original first-hand accounts of events or periods that are typically created during or shortly after the event period in question.

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Consists of materials created by individuals who lived long after the events they described occurred.

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Relied on philosophical theological interpretations due to the limited availability of historical investigation

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Assessing the authenticity of the material by investigating It's origin, authorship, and sources of information

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Evaluating the reliability of the testimony and assessing the likelihood of the truthfulness

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Involves the systematic examination of primary sources such as texts, paintings, caricatures or speeches

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Focuses on considering the historical context in which the primary source was created. This includes examining the time place and situations surrounding the source

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He served as Ferdinand Magellan's chronicler assumed the possibility of recordings the significant events that unfolded during the expedition.

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He was a missionary dedicated himself to comprehending and recording a customs and lifestyle of the Tagalogs.

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They are commoners, married and served their master

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Tribal gathering of people.

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Known as chiefs who governed them and were captains in their wars.

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They were known as nobles who did not pay taxes or tribute to the Dato. But must accompany him in war.

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They serve their master in his house and on his cultivated lands, and may be sold

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Who wrote the Cry of Pugad Lawin

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there were a total of (a)   Katipuneros grouped at Pugad Lawin

The one who wrote the cry of Bahay Toro, and a relative of Gregoria De Jesus

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Wife of Andres Bonifacio also known as the "lakambini of Katipunan"

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was a General and an eye witness of the first cry and he wrote the "Cry of Balintawak"

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When did the first mas happened?

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Annual tax on adult Filipino Males

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Religious tax, yearly income of the clergy and religious orders. supports the activities of the catholic church and clergy

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Contributions towards the Spanish military

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Communal fund established in each town to finance community needs

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Revolt against the tribute

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A revolt against Polo y Servicio, from Palapag (present day Northern Samar)

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Co-conspirator of the Augustin Sumuroy Revolt

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A revolt from pampanga against the Tribute

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Land registration brought by the Spanish

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Mostly Conquestadores, Manage the land grant

Support the missionaries, Has the right to collect

taxes (tribute)

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(The 1st Philippine Republic)

had provision that indicates the confiscation of the Friar owned
lands and large states.

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Setting the number of hectares to be owned by private individuals

(16hectares) and corporations (1,024 hectares)

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Provided for a comprehensive
registration of land titles under the
Torrens System.

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introduced the homestead system in the Philippines.
“Allowing an enterprising tenant to acquire a farm
(public domain) of at least 16 hectares to
cultivate.

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Legalization of 50-50 crop sharing
arrangement between tenants
and landlords

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1898-1935 period

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1935-1942 period

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1943 period

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1946-1948 period

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1948-1953 period

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1953-1957 period

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1957-1961 period

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1961-1965 period

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1965-1986 period

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1986-1992 period


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1992-1998 period

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1998-2000 period

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2001-2010 period

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2010-2016 period

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2016-2022 period

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He established the Commonwealth act no. 178; the Establishment of

National Rice and Corn Corporation (NARIC)

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Enacted the Republic Act No. 34; which established the 70-30 sharing arrangement

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Issued the Executive order no. 355 & Replaced the National Land Administration with the

Land Settlement Development Corporation (LASEDECO)

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Abolished LASEDECO and established the National Resettlement and

Rehabilitation Administration (NARRA) to resettle dissidents and landless farmers

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Republic Act No. 3844 of August 8, 1963 (Agricultural Land Reform Code)
Abolished share tenancy Institutionalized leasehold, Set retention limit at 75 hectares

Institutionalized a judicial system of agrarian cases. Provides rights for agricultural labor

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Created the Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) and the

Agrarian Reform Special Account Fund.

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Established the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law (CARL)

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Established during the Philippine Revolution and aimed to

separate the Philippines from Spanish rule

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The first Philippine Republic. It provided for a parliamentary republic and included

provisions on civil rights, the separation of church and state, and the creation

of representative of assembly.

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The Philippine President who advocated the National Resettlement program for rebel returnees.

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Republic Act No. 6657 by Pres Corazon Aquino was also known as (a)   .

A version of the Philippine Constitution which was amended four time by the same President?

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A version of the Philippine Constitution that provided a basis of Commonwealth government.

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Proclamation 1081 means (a)  

The Second Organic Act or The Philippine Organic Act of 1916 is also called ­­­ (a)  

Under which Philippine Commission the Philippine Constabulary was created?

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Under which Philippine Organic Act the Legislative Branch was given to the Filipino control?

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The other term for Philippine Trade Act is (a)  

Which Philippine Constitution was not recognized by the US and Commonwealth government?

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A war that ended after Aguinaldo was captured on March 23, 1901. 

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Whose account of Rizal’s retraction was challenged by the report of Federico Moreno, Chief inspector of Rizal prison cell?

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A controversy caused by the error of the historians Combes and Colin in interpreting the primary source?

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The person responsible for the initial shift of opinion about the site of the first mass, from Butuan to Limasawa.

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