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17 Cards in this Set
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Rice cultivation |
the dominant sector of agriculture |
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1. Cinnamon and mulberry tree (Extensive) 2. Tobacco monopoly (Coercive) |
First phase: 2 Variations of small-scale planting in the pueblo |
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Gironiere |
Runs the first plantation operation in Filipinas |
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M. Delaunay |
a sugar cane expert, recruitedfrom Mauritius Island |
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Gironiere |
Bought a tract in Jalajala, Laguna from realhacienda. |
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Yves Leopold Germain Gaston |
Founder of sugar industry in Negros |
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aparcedores |
Spanish term for kasama |
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Jornaleros |
wage workers hired by the day orirregular hacienda jobs. |
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Luis Parang from Imus Cavite. |
best known tulisan of 1820s who led a large band |
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Tulisan |
men who refused to work on land especially the friar haciendas |
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1. Luzon trade 2. Sulu trade |
Two branches of trade between Manila and provinces |
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Paraos |
– large wooden cargo passengervessels. |
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Astrea |
American ship |
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a. Old Acapulco trade b. Real Compania |
Filipino trade was a comibination of |
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a. Peele, Hubbell and Company b. Russell, Sturgis and Company |
pioneering American houses |
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a. Wise and Company b. Ker and Company |
British houses |
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Customs of Manila |
founded in 1805 that is independent of Mexico |
