PHILIPPINE HISTORY

1. Nuclear family – father, mother, sons and daughters

2. Liberalization – hinders the entry of foreign products
3. education and political leadership – pursue in the letter to the young women
4. law of supply and demand – off season , price up
5. William Howard Taft – first American civil governor
6. Diego Delos Rios – last Spanish governor general
7. Mother – Rizal’s profound sense of dignity and self-respect
8. Recession – a fall in real GNP from one period to the next
9. True about pre Spanish Filipino government – The datu exercised all the powers of the government
10. Gloria Macapagal Arroyo – Strong Republic
11. Property Tax – Religious purposes exemption to tax
12. Educational Reform, Superstition masquerading, Abuses of friars – oppressing issues in Rizal’s Time
13. 30 days – bill becomes a law even if not signed by the president
14. people, territory, sovereignty, government – four elements of a state
15. World Heritage Site – Southeast Asia designated by UNESCO
16. Propagandists, revolutionaries, reformists – mabini, graciano-lopez jaena, del pilar
17. political rights – right to vote and seek public office
18. “My life I give to my country” – An act of patriotism
19. Government – agency which the state is formulated, expressed, and carried out
20. UPLB - Los Banos is known for its rice researches
21. Pakikisama sa kapwa – trait are the organization and success of cooperatives
22. Adaptability – Filipinos can sleep anywhere
23. Francis Dagohoy –revolutionary leader who waged a long war against the government because of
not allowing a proper burial for his brother
24. Credit – type of cooperative which promotes thrift
25. Insurgency – NPA and MILF movemet point to the reality
26. Final Goods and services – GDP sum of the market value of these
27. Lack of committed members will make the revolution a failure – Simoun’s failed plan in El fili
28. Right to Intellectual property – teacher claim the work of student as hers
29. Service cooperative - cooperative which operates taxes and tricycles
30. has a definite organizational core values – strong school culture
31. Social Contract Theory – voluntary compact among the people to forma society
32. Income Tax – tax imposed on all employed and practicing professionals
33. Maragtas and Kalantiaw Code – written codes in the pre-spanish era
34. Moral standards and ethical behavior – professional code of ethics
35. education of the beneficiaries – comprehensive agragrian reform program
36. congress – state of the war
37. Right against double jeopardy – charged with offense and the case is terminated by acquittal
38. Tydings-Mcduffie Law –granting ten year transition period
39. Civil rights – arrested without warrant of arrest
40. The statement is an assumption – a de factor government acquires a de jure status
41. parliamentary – legislative and executive powers in the marcos regime
42. peace and security – marcos, Aquino, ramos, Estrada, macapagal, arroyo, benigno common problem
43. discrimination in education – exemption in promoting gender equality
44. Diosdado Macapagal – Philippine Independence Day from July 4 to June 12
45. Mt. Pulag – Highest Mountain in Luzon
46. Regulate the disposition of private property, acquisition, equability diffuse property – in order to
promote social justice
47. Yes – Rizal favor in the use of mother tongue in the early grades
48. Cartagena – not one of the five ships
49. Ideals means of achieving social reform – main theme of el fili
50. Total surrender to God in times of helplessness is the best – religiosity instill negative attitude
51. excellent leadership skills – exemption to good governance attributes
52. Ningas Cogon – detrimental aspects of Philippine Culture
53. Xenocentrism – local is inferior
54. Both statements are true – spain established in the ph is defective, it is for the Spaniards not for the
Filipino
55. Lapu – lapu – who effectively repelled Spanish aggressor
56. 70 years – where the judges retired
57. Emilio Aguinaldo – number one competitor of manuel quezon in sept 18
58. Bayanihan spirit – Filipino trait/gawad kalinga
59. Proclamation 1081 – Ferdinand Marcos places the ph in martial law
60. RA 7796 – TESDA LAW
61. Religious – sector that cannot participate under partylist system
62. biak na bato, dictatorial, revolutionary, first Philippine –sequence of government
63. Douglas Mc Arthur – “I shall return”
64. Authority – government
65. six years – term office of senator
66. work for quality education for all – best way to redeem our country
67. sovereignty – was not well executed during American rule
68. Indonesians – migrated by the sea after negritos
69. Sa aking mga kabata – ang hindi magmahal sa sarling wika
70. The 1935 constitution – government from commonwealth to 1973
71. act of committing crime - warrant of arrest
72. federealism – self- governing state
73. Corregidor – joint Filipino American forces – May 6, 1942
74. Resilience despite affliction – sublime paralytic – mabini’s contribution
75. The katipunan – secret society founded in 1896
76. 1973 constitution – gave so much power to the president
77. universal – human rights principle
78. cebu – first city established in ph
79. language – means through which culture is transmitted
80. Santo Tomas – oldes university founded by Dominicans in 1611
81. cultural relativism – no single universal standard to judge any culture based
82. hospitality – outstanding trait of Filipino
83. Macario Sakay – Tagalog Republic
84. Change the charter of the government – Pres. Marcos
85. rising prices and falling output – stagflation
86. alcadias – provinces were pacified and recognized by the Spanish
87. Doctrina Christiana – first book published
88. Innate subversiveness – not a fiipino quality emphasized in noli
89. human rights day – December 10
90. sandiganbayan – court
91. bureaucratic – social structure through which relationships at work are ordered
92. promote development - finance real government expenditures
93. judiciary branch – interpret the constitution
94. acculturation – common chores in a coconut farm
95. casco – transport used by the family of rizal
96. debt – liability to pay money arising out of contract
97. the king of spain – who directly governed the ph
98. evasion – unlawful act escaping from payment of taxes
99. Aguinaldo was captured – first to happen
100. The Philippine Executive Commission – government establish during Japanese occupation
101. chairman and 6 commissioners – commission on election
102. state – community of person with territory government inhabitants and freedom
103. consumer preferences – free market economy
104. San Agustin Church – only left intact after battle of Manila
105. Amendment of the present constitution – cha cha and con ass
106. knowledge is not a monopoly of one race – offered scholarships in university
107. William Mckinley – American president who proclaimed benevolent assimilation policy
108. Conchita Carpio – morales – oath taking of pres. Aquino on june 30, 2010
109. Creation of skill development centers for ofw - ofw meets a lot of conflict
110. International Mother language day – February 21
111. Bicameralism – Philippine legislature divided into two major bodies
112. oligarchy and aristocracy – power is exercised by few privilege class
113. four social class – nobles, freemen, serfs, and slaves
114. us dollars – ph economic closely related to the rise and fall
115. commutation – mitigation of a penalty
116. democratic – republican – Philippine state
117. lack of cultural integration – domination of a Christian country in the orient
118. ability to survive – Filipino indominatable spirit
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