Pre-Colonial
Spanish
American
Japanese
Philippine Presidents
Philippine Presidents
100

Two methods of land cultivation

Kaingin (Slash and burn)
and tillage system

100

Spanish converted Filipinos in a religion called ________

Christianity/ Catholic

100

A Treaty of Peace between the United States of America and the Kingdom of Spain the US.

Treaty of Paris

100

The Emperor of Japan in WW II, when they colonized the Philippines

Japanese Emperor Hirohito

100

Cheaper Medicine Act/ Law

Gloria Macapacal Arroyo

100

Implemented the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) which was considered as a centerpiece program of her administration.


Corazon Aquino

200

Leaders during the Pre-colonial period in the Philippines

Datu, Rajah, Sultan

200

Is a forced labor upon males between 16-60
years old to work for the government for 40 days. 

Polo Y servicios

200

American exports to the Philippines were free of tariffs and quotas, while Philippine exports of sugar and tobacco to US were subjected to QUOTAS and TARIFFS

Payne-Aldrich Tariff

200

The acute shortage of supply of commodities created a _________.

Hyperinflation

200

Signed the RP-US Agreement of 1952

Elpidio Quirino

200

Approved the country's membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Fidel V. Ramos

300

The main economic activity of the early Filipinos

Agriculture

300

Is form of direct taxes that the Spaniards implemented in which the natives were coerced to sell their products to the government at very low prices.

Bandala

300

The form of Government introduced by the Americans


Democracy

300

The Japanese Imperial ruled Filipino by _______

Terror

300

Created the Farmers Cooperative and Marketing Associations (FACOMA) which helped the farmers sell their products, and

Agricultural Credit and Cooperative Financing Administration (ACCFA) which extended loans to the farmers.

Ramon Magsaysay

300

Implemented pro-poor economic programs. (Effective Relief to Alleviate Poverty)

Joseph Estrada

400

They established relationships with neighboring
nations/barangays through peace treaty by means of a _________

Blood Compact

400

It was used as community residence tax and surveillance.

Cedula

400

It removed Quotas and Tariffs on Philippine export to US provided those goods did not contain imported materials whose value was more than 20% of the total value of the product.


Underwood-Simmons Act

400

The economic system during the Japanese Occupation.

Command Economy

400

Implemented the Filipino Retail Nationalization Act--the basis of the controversial "Filipino First policy, which limited to Filipino the right to engage in retail trade businesses in the country.

Carlos Garcia

400

Implemented the K to 12 Curriculum in the basic education program

Benigno Aquino III

500

Filipinos traded with one another and with foreigners
via __________

Barter system.

500

Exemption fee for Polo y Servicios

Falla

500

It granted the Philippines an independence after a ten year transition period under commonwealth government. The President under commonwealth was Manuel Quezon.

Tydings Mcduffie Law

500

Due to hyperinflation we lost the value of our money during Japanese occupation and the money was called, _______

Mickey Mouse Money

500

Signed the Land Reform Code of 1963

Diosdado Macapagal

500

Adopted pro-United States economic policies.

Manuel Roxas

599

Two classification of Slavery ______, ________

(Aliping namamahay at Aliping sagigilid)

599

Where a piece of land was used as a reward for a Spanish individual or encomendero

Encomienda

599

A commercial policy, which allows the unhampered flow of goods among trading nations.

Free-Trade

599

Philippine President during Japanese Occupation

Jose P. Laurel

599
  • Approved the country's membership in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

Ferdinand Marcos

599

Placed the country under Martial Law (Proclamation No. 1081) and took over control of major industries and public utilities.

Ferdinand Marcos