Exam

• (True or False) Rice being the staple food among Filipinos, served as the medium of exchange during the pre-colonial period.

  True
• (True or False) During the pre-colonial period only nobility can access the fruits of the soil.

  False
• (True or False) Encomederos provided just compensation upon seizure of farm animals and crops.

  False
• (True or False) During the American occupation, the promotion of social justice to ensure the well-being and economic security of all people was the primary concern.

  True
• (True or False) The Tenancy Act of 1933 or Act No.4054 and Act No. 4113 regulated the relationships between landowners and tenants of rice and sugar cane lands which provided a 50-50 sharing.

  True
• (True or False) The National Rice and Corn Corporation, an office created in 1939, was mandated to facilitate the sale or lease of the haciendas to the tenants.

  False
• (True or False) President Manuel Roxas enacted Republic Act No. 44 which established 70-30 sharing arrangements.

  False
• (True or False) The Agricultural Machinery Equipment Corporation and the Rice and Corn Production Administration took over the responsibilities of the Land Settlement Development Corporations.

  False
• (True or False) Republic Act No. 1160 of 1954 abolished LASEDECO and created NARRA.

  True
• (True or False) The Macapagal Administration set retention limit at 70 hectares.

  False
• (Identification) Also known as R.A No. 6657

  CARL (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988)
• (Identification) Name given to the pre-colonial community.

  Villages or Barangays
• (Identification) They were known as freemen.

  Timawa
• (Identification) Term referring to the Datus or nobilities.

  Maharlika
• (Identification) The tagalog term referring to the lowest level within the pre-colonial social structure.

  Alipin / dependents / slaves
• (Identification) It is the system, Introduced during the Spanish Era, wherein people are entrusted a piece of land.

  Encomienda
• (Identification) Spanish word which means to entrust.

  Encomendar
• (Identification) Provided a comprehensive registration of land titles under the Torrens system.

  Land registration Act of 1902 or Act No.496
• (Identification) It introduced the homestead system in the Philippines.

  Public Land Act of 1903
• (Identification) It aims to put stop forever to any question of legality of the title.

  Torrens System
• (Identification) NARIC stands for...

  National Rice and Corn Corporation
• (Identification) The office was created in 1939, mandated to facilitate the sale or lease of the haciendas to the tenants.

  Rural Program Administration
• (Identification) The administration that enacted Republic Act No. 34 which established 70-30 sharing arrangements between landlord and tenants.

  Roxas Administration
• (Identification) It took over the responsibilities of the Agricultural Machinery Equipment Corporation and the Rice and Corn Production Administrations.

  LASEDECO ( Land Settlement Development Corporation)
• (Identification) LASEDECO stands for...

  Land Settlement Development Corporation
• (Identification) It is to resettle dissidents and landless farmers.

  NARRA (National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration)
• (Identification) NARRA stands for...

  National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration
• (Identification) It is also known as Republic Act No. 1199 that governed the relationship between landowners and tenant farmers by organizing share-tenancy and leasehold systems.

  Agricultural Tenancy Act of 1954
• (Identification) By virtue of Republic Act No. 1400 it created the _______ which was responsible for the acquisition and distribution of large tenanted rice and corn lands.

  LTA (Land Tenure Administration)
• (Identification) Republic Act No. 821 created the ______ that provided small farmers and share tenants loans with low interest rates of 6% to 8%.

  ACCFA (Agricultural Credit Cooperative Financing Administration)
• (Identification) A proposed law that provided a Bill of Rights for the Filipinos.

  Philippine Bill of 1902 (Cooper Act)
• (Identification) In August of 1963, it was hailed as the one that would emancipate Filipino farmers from the bondage of tenancy.

  Agricultural Land Reform Code
• (Identification) In his administration, the Agricultural Land reform Code or Republic Act No. 3844 was enacted.

  Macapagal Administration
• (Identification) The Macapagal administration set a retention limit at ______ hectares.

  75
• (Identification) President Marcos, upon signing Republic Act No. 6389 or the Code of Agrarian Reform, created what department?

  DAR (Department of Agrarian Reform)
• (Identification) During the Marcos administration, the retention limit was set at _____ hectares.

  7
• (Identification) By virtue of the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law, it became the lawful basis for the implementation of the ______.

  CARP (Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program)
• (Identification) The administration committed to the vision "Fairer, faster and more meaningful implementation of the Agrarian Reform Program".

  Ramos Administration
• (Identification) It limits the type of lands that may be converted.

  Executive Order No. 363
• (Identification) Republic Act No. 8435 also known as the _____, has plugged the legal loopholes in land use conversion.

  AFMA (Agriculture and Fisheries Modernization Act)