Samuel C. Armstrong
Where did Armstrong grow up?
Hawai'i
What was grown on the plantation in Hawai'i?
sugarcane
True or False:
The goal of U.S. colonialism in the Philippines was assimilation.
False
What was education framed as?
Good/Benevolent
Where was the school Armstrong attended as a child?
Punahou School in Honolulu?
What was the common language in Hawai'i?
English
How many years was the Philippines a U.S. Territory?
48 years
(1898-1946)
Fill in the blank:
"Hawai'ian inclusion was ____"
"erasure"
What were the three words used to describe Hilo's education philosophy?
"Head, hand, and heart"
Fill in the blank:
"Plantation, school, and ____ became one and the same."
"prison"
Fill in the blank:
In the Philippines, "Proximity to whiteness was meant to teach labor and let labor ___."
"teach"
Fill in the blank:
"Some Filipinos were doomed to disappear, others were ideal ____."
"laborers"
In Hilo's school education philosophy, what corresponds to the word 'heart'?
What is 'moral'
What was the word the textbook used to describe Hilo School relation to Hampton Institute as described by Armstrong?
Antecedent
What was more educative than education in Native Hawai'ian?
What term is used to describe the Philippine's position between "settler colonial inclusion and distant colonial control"
"liminal space"
Name one similarity between Hawai'i and the Philippines.
*many possible answers
What vocational program was one of the most successful in the Manila Trade School?
Telegraphy
What was Samuel Armstrong's Father's occupation in the public education system?
Superintendent
(p. 83)
What was The Great MÄhele?
Land redistribution to combat white control of land
Who was the first U.S. director of education for the Philippines?
Frederick Atkinson
Name one difference between Hawai'i and the Philippines.
*many possible answers