Philippine History of Architecture

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The barangay had about ______ families.

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30-100

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Earliest form of human shelter in the Philippines.

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Tabon Cave Complex

Front

Traditional Isneg House

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Binuron

Answer explanation

Traditional Isneg House, its roof suggest inverted hull.

Front

Traditional Kalinga House

Back

Binayon

Answer explanation

Traditional Kalinga House of the Kalinga People, octagonal in plan.

Front

Part of a Bahay Kubo: Sleeping area

Back

silid

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Part of a Bahay Kubo: Kitchen area

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gilir

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Policy established in the 16th century by Jesuits to gather dispersed communities - "under the bells" - so houses can hear

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Reducciones Policy

Front

Instrument of Urbanism by the Spanish colonizers: System of Allocation, distribution of the resources of the domain

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Encomienda System

Front

The guideline of the Spaniards to plan their newly colonized cities.

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The Law of the Indies

Front

Identify the Church: Miag-ao Church, Laoag Church, Binondo Church, Barasoian Church

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Barasoian Church