Lesson 2 - Centralized Machine (Pg. 28-so on)

Cards (36)

  • Why was the Spanish Colonial Government considered weak?
    1. Officials were appointed and not elected
    2. Frequent conflict between officials
    3. The church is more powerful than the state
  • He showed sympathy to the natives, hence he was replaced
    Governor General Ramon Blanco
  • Because of the friars' campaign against Blanco, he was replaced with who?
    Camilo Garcia de Polavieja
  • Monarchy gave the right to claim tribute and labor from the acquired territory to individuals or groups
    Encomienda System
  • Brought suffering especially to the natives whose economic yield was only enough to sustain their daily needs
    Tribute System
  • Also known as polo y servicio
    Forced labor
  • All males aged 16-60 who had the capacity for labor were obliged to render a 40-day service to the government for their projects such as infrastructure
    polo y servicio or forced labor
  • They can be spared from forced labor if they pay?
    falla worth 1/2 reals
  • Responsible for tax collection
    alcaldia
  • It was a document issued by the Spanish Colonial Government to allow traders to enter the Galleon Trade
    Indulto para commerciar
  • They could be both administrator and judge
    alcalde mayor or provincial mayor
  • this branch of the colonial government who serves as administrator
    civil government
  • colonial official whose task was judicial
    alcalde mayor
  • who was framed up by her brother's wife and two local officials?
    Dona Teodora
  • Their task is to evaluate the governor general by the end of his term
    Residencia
  • Where they send the Visitador-General in the colonies unannounced
    Visita
  • They send the Intendant General to oversee all other lower offices
    Intendencia
  • Based on the mandate of the King, they were mandated to educate the indigenous in the name of Christianity
    Catholic Church
  • In 1565, they built the first school in Cebu
    Augustinian Friars
  • The friars first established the first school in?
    Cebu in 1565
  • They were the first teachers of the colonial period
    Friars
  • Instrument to control the natives
    education
  • He said that the Philippines was even fortunate because some colonies from Europe and America were not given the same education
    Henry Frederick Fox
  • In 1863, through the ___ the public school system was founded
    Education Reform Decree
  • Which ages were given free education and obliged to attend school?
    7 to 13 years old
  • With the Education Reform Decree, which school was established?
    Escuela Normal de Maestros or School for Teachers
  • The colonial schools, besides religion, taught what?

    mathematics, physics, history
  • Education during the Colonial Government was only until?
    Elementary
  • Men were given priority in?
    Tertiary Education
  • Women were preferred to be in?
    Vocational Courses
  • They usually experience discrimination from their classmates
    Indigents
  • Most colonial-era schools were under the hands of?
    the Church
  • They challenged to make the Philippine Education System secular
    Governor General Carlos Maria de la Torre, and Overseas Minister Segismundo Moret
  • They challenged to make the Philippine Education System secular by which decree?
    Moret Decree
  • The Moret Decree was hindered by?
    Dominican Procurator of Madrid, Fray Francisco Rivas
  • Who wanted to address the abuses and deficiencies of the Spanish Colonial Government?
    Padre Palaez, Gomez, and Burgos