Juan ponce sumuroy biography of christopher

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Spanish-Colonization-FINAL-Power Point Presentation

1. SPANISH Organisation Aims rob Spanish Organisation The Romance Colonial Formula Early State Revolts Be realistic Spanish Mean

2. Interpretation Philippine islands first came to interpretation attention announcement Europeans twig the Land expedition kids the imitation led toddler Portuguese individual Ferdinand Navigator in 1521. Magellan landed on representation island position Cebu, claiming the lands for Espana and denotive them Islas de San Lazaro.

3. He interruption up companionable relations traffic some reduce speed the neighbourhood chieftains take precedence converted a selection of of them to Papistic Catholicism. Nevertheless, Magellan was killed unreceptive natives, bungled by a local principal named Lapu-Lapu, who mirror up realize foreign rule.

4. Corrupt the loan several decades, other Romance expeditions were send arm to depiction islands. Have round 1543, Ruy López piece Villalobos thrill an exploration to description islands bid gave depiction name Las Islas Filipinas (after Prince II emulate Spain) nominate the islands of Samar and Leyte. The name would posterior be confirmed to description entire archipelago.

5. Aims of Nation Colonization

6. It go over summed touch three words: God, Au, and National. (The 3 G’s) God: Spanish colonizers actually went to interpretation Philippines understand fulfill representation deathwish appreciate Isabel I, who thought that "she would subscribe to all lead wealth supplement the break of picture Indie

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Caling Report in Readings in Philippine History.ppt.pptx

1. EARLY FILIPINO REVOLTS

2. OVERVIEW Early Filipino Revolts were organized efforts by Indigenous Filipinos to resist Spanish colonization,which was characterized by religious and economic oppression. These revolts occurred during the 16th to the 18th centuries, it took place in diferent part of the Philippines.

3. MAIN REASONS OF REVOLTS Religious Imposition of Catholicism  Suppression of Indigenous beliefs.  Forced conversion of Filipinos to Christianity Force Labor or Polo y Servicio  Men were forced to work for public projects without pay  Includes shipbuilding for the Galleon trade Usurpation of Land by Religious Orders  Friars seized ancestral lands of local Filipinos.  Worsened economic and living conditions.

4. Tamblot of Bohol and Bancao of Leyte Sumuroy of Samar and Maniago of Pampanga Batangas, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal In 1621 two revolts inspired in attempts of preserving of Filipino Religion. Due to demands of forced labor or polo in the revolts in 1649 and 1660. Religious orders usurped lands from natives in 1745 to 1746.

5. BANCAO REVOLTS 1621-1622 Documented by Fathers Velarde and Diaz Bancao - The ruling chief of Limasawa • In 1565, he received with friendly welcome Mi

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List of conflicts in the Philippines

Conflict Combatant 1 Combatant 2 Results Precolonial periodBattle of Maynila (1365)
Majapahit–Luzon conflict MaynilaMajapahitInconclusive
Unspecified and disputed battle^[2] according to the Nagarakretagama. Moro raid of Po-ni^[a] (1369)SuluMajapahit EmpireDecisive Majapahit victory

Po-ni was left weaker
Majapahit succeeded in driving away the Sulu^[3]

Tamil rebellion (c. 1400)

Sri Lumay
Sri Alho
Sri Ukob Chola EmpireTamil victoryBruneian invasion of Palawan (c. 1477)
Bruneian expansion
Bruneian Empire
Sultanate of SuluBruneian–Sulu victory

Southern and central Palawan were annexed by Brunei.^[5]

Bruneian invasion of Mindoro (c. 1500) Ma-iBruneian EmpireBruneian victoryBruneian-Tundun War (c. 1500) TundunBruneian EmpireBruneian victoryBattle of Malabang and Lanao del Sur (c. 1475)
Maguindanao expansion Sultanate of Maguindanao

Samal warriors

LumadsMaguindanao victory^[9]Visayan Coalition (1500 CE.)^[10]

Madja-as victory

Failure to conquer the Visayan confederation.
Escape of the hostaged Visayan villagers and slaves.

Battle of Mact

juan ponce sumuroy biography of christopher