He was the governor-general who implemented the reduccion.

What educational institution did the Dominicans establish in 1611 in Manila?

Natives who belonged to the upper class in society

He was the head of the barangay and was usually called Gat or Lakan.

Which among the following are the powers of Governor-General?

The government official tasked in leading a pueblo

They were born as freemen, allowed to own farm fields, and did not pay taxes to the datu.

He was known as the “ Prince of Filipino Printers.”

What was the effect of the Spanish conquest on the society of the native Filipinos?

They were Moro swordsmen who initiated ritual suicide attacks.

The title given to Miguel Lopez de Legazpi as the first governor-general of the Philippines

When did the rivalry between the Muslims and the Spaniards start?

It was a special court that looked into the abuses or crimes committed by the outgoing governor-general during his term.

It was the highest and most powerful political position in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period.

It is a well-known awit that was written by Francisco Baltazar, who was also known as Balagtas.

This decree helped in establishing a normal school for teachers under the supervision of the Jesuits.

Why do Filipinos celebrate festivals that started during the Spanish colonial period?

This was the term used for the series of wars between the Muslims and Spaniards.

They held the highest positions in the civil government and Church organization.

The following statements are the political changes that have taken place in the Philippines except ________.

It was an extension to the kitchen and serve as the depository of water jars, baskets, fuel, and other household objects.

Why did some native groups succeed in fighting the Spaniards?

Provinces that were under the full authority of the colonial government

Highest court in the Philippines during the Spanish period

This school was only for the children of Spanish soldiers and orphans.

It is a room for receiving visitors.

What is the Galleon Trade?

It refers to the Spaniards born in the Philippines.

What was the name of the long and violent battle between Muslims and Spaniards during the Spanish period in the Philippines?

It was used for teaching catechism in the schools for boys and girls.

It played a vital role in the determination of the Muslims to maintain their freedom.

They were products of the intermarriages between the Spaniards and Filipinos, Chinese and Filipinos, and Spaniards and Chinese.

He was a great painter and was recognized for his masterpiece, Spoliarium.

It refers to the towns that were considered economically developed and active in politics and were chartered into cities.

They performed religious rituals during important events such as childbirths, weddings, and burials. They were respected and protected by men.

First financial institutions in the country during the Spanish period

It replaced the baro’t saya and was worn together with the mantilla, a black shawl, and the panuelo, a big handkerchief placed on the shoulders.

He brought up the idea of the reduccion to concentrate the Filipinos in one place for the easy and convenient control of the Spaniards.

He declared Jihad against the Spaniards and Filipinos who aided the Spaniards.

They were considered the lowest class in the colonial society.

What changed to the type of Filipino residence during the Spanish period?

Filipinos who can write and speak in Spanish and the native language

Why is it necessary to improve the status of women in society?

It became the favorite pastime of the Filipino men during the Spanish period.

The insulares held the highest positions in the civil government and church organization.

The stone houses, churches, and government buildings built by the Spaniards were based on the Antillean architectural style from Antilles, Central America.

The Spaniards established a centralized government in order to further control the Filipinos.

Unity among the Muslims in Mindanao helped them resist the Spanish colonialism.

The second story of the bahay na bato was usually converted into a storage area for stacking rice and other grains and materials.

The peninsulares were the products of the intermarriages between the Spaniards and Filipinos, Chinese and Filipinos, and Spaniards and Chinese.

The stone houses that were built by the Spaniards were big, sturdy, and durable.

The Filipinos learned the art of printing and engraving from the Spaniards.

There were changes in social status during the Spanish period. There were Spaniards, composed of insulares and peninsulares, the mixed races or mestizos, and the natives.

Colleges and universities were established by the missionaries for courses such as medicine, law, and pharmacy, as well as other courses for men.

The principalia were native Filipinos who became landowners and held positions in the government as gobernadorcillo and cabeza de barangay.

The Sangleys were considered an influential group of natives in Philippine communities during colonial times. 

The revolts of Filipinos awakened the spirit of national consciousness to foster their love for country and pride in the Filipino race.

The Chinese built lighthouse, railways, cable, and telephone services to facilitate the transfer of goods and products in the different markets in the country and the world

Several Spanish words were integrated into the Filipino language such as hardin, silya, aparador, beranda, and others.

The cabeza de barangay was chosen by the King of Spain and served as his representative in the colony.

How did the Indigenous groups in the Cordilleras and Northern Luzon react to Spanish colonialism?

Which of the following are the economic programs of Jose Basco y Vargas?