ECONOMIC CHANGES
THE MANILA-ACAPULCO TRADE IS ALSO KNOWN AS _______ TRADE.
GALLEON TRADE
HEAD OF THE BARANGAY DURING THE SPANISH PERIOD.
CABEZA DE BARANGAY
They are famous for rice-terrace farming and some of them have been known to be headhunters in the past.
IGOROTS
Son of Lakandula, who fought the Spaniards to reclaim their crown.
MAGAT SALAMAT
Economic program in which tobacco production in the Philippines was under the total control of the Spanish government.
TOBACCO MONOPOLY
The court established by the king of Spain to prevent corruption in the government.
ROYAL AUDIENCIA
They are the native muslims in Mindanao.
MOROS
She continued the revolt of his husband.
GABRIELA SILANG
Males who rendered forced labor were called _____
POLISTAS
THE COUNCIL THAT LOOKS INTO HOW THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL GOVERNS.
RESIDENCIA
The armed conflict between the Moro people and the Spaniards is called ____
MORO WARS
He led the Filipino revolution alongside British forces to end Spanish authority in the northern Philippines.
DIEGO SILANG
A trade carried in Spanish ships, called galleons that regularly crossed the Pacific between Manila, in the Philippines, and Acapulco.
PROVINCES THAT HAVE BEEN OCCUPIED BY THE SPANIARDS.
ALCALDIA
It is a form of theater premised on battles between Christians and Moros performed in village fiestas in the Philippines.
MORO-MORO
Founder and head of the Cofrada de San José in the Philippines.
HERMANO PULE
He established the Sociedad Economico de Amigos del Pais
JOSE BASCO Y VARGAS
OFFICIAL INVESTIGATOR FOR CORRUPTION IN THE OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL AND OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS.
VISITADOR
He was the great Muslim leader who ruled over his Sultanate of Maguindanao (now Mindanao) in a span of 52 years.
Sultan Kudarat
Head of the longest revolt in the Philippines.
DAGOHOY