Philippine History

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Land Bridge Theory

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It was a land mass bridging the Asian continent to Indonesia, New Guinea, up to the Australian Continent.

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Volcanic Origin

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Proposed by Dr. Bailey Willis

Philippines came into existence after eruptions of volcanoes beneath the Pacific Ocean.

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Legend of Mu or Lemuria

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Both the Philippines and Indonesia were then part of a Pacific Continent called

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Legend of Manaul

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A mythical bird

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Continental Drift Theory

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Supercontinent called PANGAEA

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7, 107

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Philippines Islands BEFORE.

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7,641

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Philippines Islands NOW.

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More or less 2,000 Islands

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How many islands in Philippines being inhabits?

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7

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Philippine Continent

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PANGAEA

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Laurasia and Gandwana

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Aborines/ Aboriginal Settler

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Henry Otley Beyer

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Dawnmen

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First man to arrived in Phil. thru land

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Aetas/ Negritoes

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Second man to arrived in Phil. thru land

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Indonesians

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Third to arrived in Phil. thru boats

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Malays

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Last to arrived in Phil. thru boats

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Archapelago

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A group of Islands

A kind of land that Philippines has

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Trial by Ordeal

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Punishment during Pre-Spanish era

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Felipe Landa Jocano

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Opposed Beyer

Used Robert Fox

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Evolution Theory

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Charles Darwin

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Mai

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Early Chinese Traders called Philippines as?

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Islas de San Lazaro (Archipelago of St. Lazarus)

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Ferdinand Magellan

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Filipinas (in honor of Prince of Asturias)

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Ruy Lopez de Villalobos

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Pearl of the Orient

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Fr. Juan J. Delgado

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Pearl of the Orient Seas

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Dr. Jose Rizal

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Philippine Island

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American Period

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Rizaline Republic

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Artemio Ricarte

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Maharlika

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Ferdinand Marcos

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Rice

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Medium of exchange during Pre-Spanish era

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Umaluhokan

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Baranggay Announcer

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Cabecceras

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Town Centers

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Ayuntamento

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Trade Centers

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Bandala System

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Product Tax

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Polo y servicio

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Forced labor

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Falla

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Exemption fee for Forced labor

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Cabecceras/ Town Centers

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Resitolment forms

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Alcaldia

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Pacified

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Correigmentos

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Unpacified

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Tobacco

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Basco,

Mexico,

Manila

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Manuel Quezon

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Father of Social Justice

1st step of Agrarian Reform

NLSA

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Elpedio Quirino

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Replaced NLSA to LASEDECO

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Ramon Magsaysay

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Abolished LASEDECO

NARRA

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Diosdado Macapagal

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Abolised shared-tenancy act

Limit 75 hectares

Move Independence Day

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Manuel Roxas

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70-30 shared-tenency

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Ferdinand Marcos

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7 hectares

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Corazon Aquino/ Cory

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CARL

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La Solidaridad

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Triumvirate

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Kalayaan

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Katipunan newspaper

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Hinduism

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Oldest religion founded in Asia

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Juan Luna

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Famous sculptor of La Spoliarium

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Amorsolo

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Planting rice

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Castrillo

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Land Structure

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Emilio Jacinto

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Brain of Katipunan

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Socialism

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Allows private property and government owns

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Communism

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Not allowing private property

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Plaridel

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Marcelo H. Del Pilar

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Samuel Clement

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Mark Twain

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Agno, Laong-Laan

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Jose Rizal

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Diego Laura

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Graciano Jaena

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Johnson

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Letters for Silla

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Confucios

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Values, Morals, Government exam, Kung Fu Tzu, Book of Songs

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Evans

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Sila’s Mourners

George Eliot

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Geoffrey Chaucer

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The Canterbury Tales

Father of English Literature

Father of English Poet

Poet Corner

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Apolinario Mabini

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Brain of Revolution

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Barangay

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Smallest POLITICAL unit of the Philippines

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Election Precinct

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Smallest ELECTORIAL unit

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Family

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Smallest unit of the Philippines

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Ninoy Aquino

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“Filipino are worth dying for”

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Ramon Magsaysay

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“Those who have less in life should have more in laws”

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St. Agustine

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“Unjust law and no law at all”

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Ferdinand Marcos

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“I will make this country great again”

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Carlos Maria de la Torre

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Most beloved Spanish Governor General

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Rafael Izquiredo

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General who ordered the execution of GOMBURZA

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Polavieja

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General who ordered the killing of Rizal

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Real Estate Tax

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Charge of burden on lands and structure

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Nick Joaquin

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Hispanic Culture

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Bienvinido Santos

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Scent of Apples

American Literature Culture

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Jose de la Cruz

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Huseng Sisiw

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Jose Garcia Villa

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Comma Poet

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Social Justice

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PREFERENTIAL ATTENTION to the welfare of less fortunate members of Philippine Society

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Dis franchise

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Removing your right to vote

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Ant Dance

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Ilocos

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Atin Cu Pung Singsing

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Pampanga

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Culture

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Totality of a society’s traditions, customs, values and practices

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US President William McKinley

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Benevolent Assimilation

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Sin tax

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Any product that is harmful to individual and society.

Examples: alcohol, cigarettes, tobacco

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Freedom

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Propagandists

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Kung Fu Tzu

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Confucian Philosophy

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Arabian Nights

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Story of Aladin

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Intrepreneurship

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Modern capitalism

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Illustrados

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Educated Filipino who led the Reform Movements

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Habaes Curpos

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Right to demand for the presence of the accused in court

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Mandamus

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Order of higher court to lower court to do their job correctly

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Writ of Amparo

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Right to life, liberty, security

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Gregorio del Pilar

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Boy General

Hero of Tirad Pass

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Antonio Luna

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La Independencia

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Tariff

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Tax for imports

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Acta de Tejeros

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Rejected Emilio Aguinaldo

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St. Thomas Aquinas

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Reason

Natural law

Good is to be done and pursued and evil avoided

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St. Agustine

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Faith

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Conditioning and Perceiving (option only if there’s no conditioning)

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Lowest form of learning from animals

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Obras Pias

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First charitable foundation in Philippines

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A La Juventud Filipina

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Rizal’s faith in Filipino Youth

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Sa Aking Mga Kababata and Kundiman

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Vernacular poem

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Pahimakas

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Translated version of Bonifacio of Mi Ultimo Adios

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El Verdadero dealogo

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Apolinario Mabini

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La Cartilla

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Newspaper of Katipunan

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Pedro Paterno

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First Congress President in Philippines

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RA 7610

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Child Abuse

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RA 7836

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Law that equates teaching to other professions

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RA 9293

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Amendments of 7836

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RA 10157

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Kindergarten

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Apo

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Tallest active volcano in the Philippines

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Ural Mountain

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Mountain that separate Europe from Asia

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Sahara

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Largest hot dessert

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Antartica

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Largest coldest dessert

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Himalayas

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Highest point mountain

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Sierra Madre

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Longest mountain range in Philippines

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Xenocentrisim

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Foreign is best, locally is inferior

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ConCom

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1987 Constitution

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Igorot

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First who practiced mummification

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Pintados

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Tattooed people form Panay

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Treaty of Todesillas

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Spain and Portugal agreed to fix the boundary between their respective domains along a meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape Verde islands. They established two areas in which they would have a monopoly over discovery, navigation, and trade.

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Treaty of Paris

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Philippines for sale

20 million dollars

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MaLoCaSaViPi

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Order of Spanish Expedition

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Governor General

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Directly governed the Philippines during Pre-Spanish Era

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King (King of Spain)

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Indirectly governed the Philippines during Pre-Spanish era.

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Capitalism

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Free enterprise