The document discusses various aspects of indigenous cultural heritage in the Philippines including traditions, laws, and groups. It states that the Lumad are people who are neither Muslim nor Christian (statement 2 is true). It also correctly notes that Republic Act 8371 granted indigenous peoples ownership over their traditional lands and resources (statement 3 is true). The document contains multiple choice statements testing knowledge about specific indigenous groups and cultural practices.
The document discusses various aspects of indigenous cultural heritage in the Philippines including traditions, laws, and groups. It states that the Lumad are people who are neither Muslim nor Christian (statement 2 is true). It also correctly notes that Republic Act 8371 granted indigenous peoples ownership over their traditional lands and resources (statement 3 is true). The document contains multiple choice statements testing knowledge about specific indigenous groups and cultural practices.
The document discusses various aspects of indigenous cultural heritage in the Philippines including traditions, laws, and groups. It states that the Lumad are people who are neither Muslim nor Christian (statement 2 is true). It also correctly notes that Republic Act 8371 granted indigenous peoples ownership over their traditional lands and resources (statement 3 is true). The document contains multiple choice statements testing knowledge about specific indigenous groups and cultural practices.
The document discusses various aspects of indigenous cultural heritage in the Philippines including traditions, laws, and groups. It states that the Lumad are people who are neither Muslim nor Christian (statement 2 is true). It also correctly notes that Republic Act 8371 granted indigenous peoples ownership over their traditional lands and resources (statement 3 is true). The document contains multiple choice statements testing knowledge about specific indigenous groups and cultural practices.
- TRUE 2. The ICC or Lumad are people who are neither Muslim nor Christian. - TRUE 3. Republic Act 8371 series of 1997 stated that the IP’s has the right to own their land and the rights to developed these lands. It also stated that the natural resources underlie with the lands is belongs to the IP community that traditionally lives there. - TRUE 4. The traditional craftmanship is focus on the product itself rather than the skills and knowledge of the artist. - FALSE 5. According to RA 1066, Cultural Heritage is the totality of the cultural property preserved and developed through time and passed on posterity - FALSE 6. Wrapping their dead inside the tree bark is a tradition of the Tiboli or Tboli. - FALSE 7. The culture that is known within the family is still called as heritage - FALSE 8. The healing system's traditional techniques are an example of Intangible Cultural Heritage. - TRUE 9. The tagunggu gong music is popular among the Ilanon’s wedding and other festivities - FALSE 10. The Maranao is known to their metalworking, metal-working skills, woven mats and colorful fabric. – FALSE 11. Dulangan is the group of people that traditionally lived in the southwest highland of Mindanao.- TRUE 12. The term “Lumad” is used to differentiate the ethnic communities from Bangsamoro people according to RA 8371 - TRUE 13. The Mandaya are the group of animist slash and burn agriculturist that lives in the forest. - FALSE 14. The traditional craftmanship is focus on the product itself rather than the skills and knowledge of the artist. - FALSE 15. There are some IP’s who had been killed, tortured, and detained in the Martial Law in Mindanao because they are mistaken as NPA. - TRUE 16. RA 10066 is an act providing for the protection and conservation of the national cultural heritage, for the strengthening of the national commission for culture. - TRUE 17. The Philippines is a culturally diverse country with an estimated around 14-17 million Muslim Peoples belonging to 110 ethno-linguistic groups. - FALSE 18. The Quar'an was the bible of Christians - FALSE 19. There are three types of cultural heritage the tangible, intangible and in between. - FALSE 20. Maguindanao is where the majority of Muslims in Mindanao are concentrated. - TRUE Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law of 1988 (Republic Act No. 6657). An Act instituting a comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program to promote social justice and industrialization, providing the mechanism for its implementation, and for other purposes. • Miguel Lopez de Legaspi - established the colonial government of Spain in the Philippines • Gov. Gen. Jose Basco y Vargas - proposed a plan which is planting of exportable crops that would be sold in the world market • Gov. Gen. Felix Berenguer de Marquina - implemented the plan of Gov Gen Jose Basco y Vargas, • Paul dela Gironeire, Yves Leopold Gaston, Agustin Montilla, Jose Ruiz de Luzuriaga, and the Lopezes - foreigners that established large plantations known as private haciendas in the Philippines • President Theodore Roosevelt and Howard Taft (head of the Second Philippine Commission) • Benigno Ramos - created the Sakdal Party • President Manuel L Quezon - the Commonwealth Act 178 passed amending certain provisions of Rice Share Tenancy Act of 1933 happened in his service • President Manuel Roxas - signed into law Republic Act 34 which amended the rice share tenancy act of 1933 • President Elpidio Quirino - signed the law that abolished the NLSA and unified the functions of Rice and Corn Production Administration and the Machinery and Equipment division of the National Development Company • President Ramon Magsaysay - LADESCO was abolished in favor of National Resettlement and Rehabilitation Administration and Republic Act 1199 known as the Agricultural Tenancy Act was enacted • President Diosdado Macapagal - the Philippine Congress passed Republic Act 3844 known as the Agricultural Land Reform Code which abolished Republic Act 1199 • President Ferdinand Marcos - Republic 3844 was abolished by the Republic Act 6369 that elevated the land reform concerns into the Department of Agrarian Reform • President Corazon Aquino - made the Agrarian Reform the counter piece of her administration. Constitution - A set of fundamental principles or established precedents according to which a state or other organization is governed. A codified list of provisions that identifies the limitations of the power of the government and enumerates its responsibilities to the people. It is the highest law of the land. Biak na Bato - The Tejeros Convention served as the impetus for this to be established and promulgated by the Philippine Revolutionary Government. Malolos Constitution - It was drafted after the Congress of the Aguinaldo Revolutionary Government convened on September 15, 1898 at the Barasoain Church in Malolos Bulacan. 85 deputies comprised the Committee on Constitution that was tasked to draft the constitution of the Philippines. - Majority of the arguments centered on the provision stipulating the separation of Church and State and the provision contradicting it. Philippine Autonomy Act of 1916 “Jones Law” - Amended the structure of the Philippine government that was provided for the Philippine Bill of 1902. It removed the Philippine Commission and replaced it with the Senate whose members were elected by the Filipino voters. The 1935 Philippine Constitution - Written in 1934, Promulgated by the 1934 Constitutional Convention. - Has a goal of meeting the US expectation of political maturity among Philippine leaders so that a full and real independence could be granted.
The 1943 Constitution (Second Philippine Republic)
- The Preparatory Committee for Philippine Independence (PCPI) promulgated the 1943 Philippine Constitution during the Japanese occupation. The 2nd Philippine Republic was a single-party authoritarian republic with Jose P Laurel appointed as President by the National Assembly (14 October 1943), and Benigno Simeon Aquino Sr as speaker of the National Assembly. 1973 constitution (Fourth Philippine Republic) - Promulgated by the 1973 Constitutional Convention, after Marcos declared Martial Law. A unicameral legislature was established during this period, whose members were elected for a six-year term of office. - The President was elected from among the members of the national assembly for a six-year term and eligible for reelections. The 1986 Freedom Constitution - President Corazon Aquino issued Proclamation No. 3 to serve as a provisional constitution. The proclamation contained some provision adopted from the 1973 constitution. - It was a verbatim copy of 1973 constitution minus the provision on the Batasang Pambansa due to the abolishment of the Pambansa. It serves as a transitional constitution that was lasted a year before a new constitution was formed. The 1987 Constitution - Drafted by a Constitutional assembly that was mandated in Proclamation No. 3. The commission composed fifty members of the House of Representatives, former justices of the Supreme Court, a Roman Catholic bishop, and political activists against the Marcos regime.
