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SEEN 7913 TERMS

SEBASTIAN MIGUEL SALVADOR English 56 cards

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  1. 1Aims of Spanish ColonizationGod – propagation of Catholicism
    Gold – desire for economic wealth
    Glory – Spain’s ambition to be the greatest empire in the world
  2. 2First Filipino alphabet and was replaced by the Roman alphabetBaybayin
  3. 3A legendary religious narrative formCorrido
  4. 4A heroic-chivalric narrative formAwit
  5. 5A religious hymn in verseDalit
  6. 6a narrative poem on the life of Christ chanted during Lenten seasonPasyon
  7. 7concentrated on the sufferings and death of ChristCenaculo
  8. 8a blood and thunder melodrama that depicted the conflict between the Christians and the MuslimsMoro-moro or comedia de capa y espada
  9. 9made of cardboard figures projected on a white screen; the manipulator supplied the action and dialogueCarillo or shadow play
  10. 10a dramatic reenactment of St. Helena’s search for the Holy CrossTibag
  11. 11native dramas connected with the mourning rituals and later with harvest celebrationsDuplo and karagatan
  12. 12a musical comedy or melodrama in three acts about the elemental passions of man or some current issues of the dayZarzuela
  13. 13were printed in prose in the form of novenas and prayer books, biographies of the saints, tales, and novels.Religious matters
  14. 14only through these that the Filipinos were able to retain their native traditions and valueslyrical folk songs and riddle
  15. 15in the form of serenades: balitaw, kundiman, and tapatlove songs
  16. 16basic elements of ChristianityDoctrina Christiana (1593)
  17. 17religious topics published by Fr. Blancas de San JoseNuestra Señora del Rosario (1602)
  18. 18translated into Tagalog by Fr. Antonio de BorjaBarlaan at Josaphat (1708)
  19. 19Filipino version composed by Fr. Mariano Bernabe PilapilPasion (1814; Pilapil version)
  20. 20an epistolary by Modesto de Castro. Series of letters written by Urbana: proper conduct in Filipino life.Urbana at Feliza (1864)
  21. 21Fr. Francisco de San JoseArte y Reglas de la Lengua Tagala (1610)
    Art and Rules of the Tagalog Language
  22. 22Fr. Gaspar de San AgustinCompendio de la Lengua Tagala (1760)
    Compendium of the Tagalog Language
  23. 23Fr. Pedro de San Buena Ventura First Tagalog Dictionary writtenVocabulario de la Lengua Tagala (1613)
    Tagalog Vocabulary
  24. 24Fr. Diego BergañoVocabulario de la Lengua Pampanga (1732)
  25. 25Mateo Sanchez Best Visayan Language bookVocabulario de la Lengua Bisaya (1711)
  26. 26Francisco LopezArte de la Lengua Yloca (1621)
    Art of the Ilocano Language
  27. 27Fr. Marcos de LisboaVocabulario de la Lengua Bicol (1754)
  28. 28the first major Filipino poet who wrote poems in Tagalog; “Prinsipe ng Makatang Tagalog”Francisco “Balagtas” Baltazar
  29. 29PROPAGANDA MOVEMENTDr. Jose P. Rizal
    Marcelo H. Del Pilar
    Graciano Lopez-Jaena
  30. 30“Noli Me Tangere,” “El Filibusterismo,” and “Mi Ultimo Adios” (his poetical masterpiece)Dr. Jose P. Rizal
    José Protacio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda
  31. 31The journalist of the Reform Movement, founder of Diariong TagalogMarcelo H. Del Pilar
  32. 32founder of the Reform Movement; the first editor of La Solidaridad, known for his “Fray Botod.” = “Big-Bellied Friar”Graciano Lopez-Jaena
  33. 33the Propaganda Movement’s newspaper that called for social and political reformsLa Solidaridad (1889)
  34. 34Noli Me Tangere (1887; The Social Cancer) El Filibusterismo (1891; The Reign of Greed) Mi Ultimo Adios (1896; Huling Paalam; My Last Farewell) To the Philippines (sonnet) Our Mother Tongue (1869) Memories of My Town Himno al Trabajo (1888; Imno sa Paggawa; Hymn to Labor) Kundiman (1891) A Poem That Has No Title Canto de Maria Clara (1887; Ang Awit ni Maria Clara; Song of Maria Clara) A la Juventud Filipina (1879; Sa Kabataang Pilipino; To the Philippine Youth) To Josephine Por la Educacion Recibe Lustre la Patria (1876; Education Gives Luster to the Motherland) A la Virgen Maria (1876; To the Virgin Mary) Sa Aking mga Kabata (1869)WORKS OF JOSE P. RIZAL
  35. 35known for his anti-clerical pamphlets Cai-igat Cayo Dasalan at Tuksohan Kadakilaan ng Diyos La Soberania Monacal La Frailocracia FilipinasWORKS OF MARCELO H. DEL PILAR
  36. 36La Hija del Fraile Talumpating Paggunita kay Kolumbus En Honor del Presidente Morayta de la Asociacion Hispano-Filipino 1884 En Honor de los Artistas Luna y Resurreccion Hidalgo Amor a España o A las Jovenes de MalolosWORKS OF GARCIANO LOPEZ-JAENA
  37. 37Cartas Sobre La Revolucion (1897)WORKS OF MARIANO PONCE
  38. 38Sampaguitas y Poesias Varias (1880) Ninay (1885)WORKS OF PEDRO PATERNO
  39. 39Ang Lupang Tinubuan Noches en Mambulao Sa Aking Buhay, Bahia de Mambulao El Pensamiento Los Nuevos Ayuntamientos de FilipinasWORKS OF JOSE MA. PANGILINAN
  40. 40THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTAndres Bonifacio
    Emilio Jacinto
  41. 41the “Great Plebeian,” founder of Katipunan (July 7, 1892)Andres Bonifacio
  42. 42the “Brains of the Katipunan;” the editor of Kalayaan (the Katipunan’s newspaper); authored the CartillaEmilio Jacinto
  43. 43the “Sublime Paralytic” and the “Brains of the Revolution;” joined the nationalist movement led by General Emilio Aguinaldo; author of “True Decalogue”APOLINARIO MABINI
  44. 44his poem “Filipinas” became the text of the Marcha Nacional Filipina composed by Julian Felipe. Summary: The literature of the revolution was more propagandistic than literary.JOSE PALMA
  45. 45The official newspaper of the First Philippine Republic that published the ratified Malolos ConstitutionEl Heraldo de la Revolucion (1898)
  46. 46The periodical organ of the Revolution founded by Gen. Antonio LunaLa Independencia (1898)
  47. 47An independent and nationalist newspaper founded by Pedro PaternoLa Republica Filipina (1898)
  48. 48Edited by Clemente J. ZuluetaLa Libertad (1898)
  49. 49Gave the title Mi Ultimo AdiosMariano Ponce
  50. 50Mi Ultimo Adios (TAGALOG)Huling Paalam
  51. 51Mi Ultimo Adios (ENGLISH)The Last Farewell
    The Last Poem of Rizal
  52. 52A La Juventud Filipina (TAGALOG)Sa Kabataang Pilipino
    “Magandang Pag-asa sa Bayan Kong Mutya”
  53. 53People who love literature and artLiceo Artistico Literario
  54. 54DECALOGUEANDRES BONIFACIO
    "The Duties of the Sons of the People." The Roman Catholic’s Ten Commandments inspired the rules
  55. 55KARTILYAEMILIO JACINTO
    a set of moral guidelines that served as the code of conduct for members of the Katipunan, a revolutionary society in the Philippines.
  56. 56KKKKataastaasang, Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan

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