SCIENCE:

WEEK 1: COORDINATES
1. how to measure lines of latitude
LAtitude is measured in degrees
2. Imaginary lines
WEEK 1
3. Climate near the equator
They are warmer/tropical climate, 0 degree
4. ways to conserve natural resources
You already know it.
5. Layers of the atmosphere where natural phenomena ocvur

6. Temperatire in troposphere
Around 59degrees
7. Reasons why warm air rises in the atmosphere

8. Land breeze air movement

9. Rays of the sun in diff angle

10. Seasons during December and June

11. Astronomical phenomenon between sun moon and earth

12. Solar and lunar eclipse alignment

13. Umbra and penumbra

Coordinates system:
is an arrangement of reference lines or imaginary lines on the globe. By means of coordinate
system the position or location of any place on Earth’s surface can be determined and
described.

Latitude:
Latitudes are horizontal lines; it is progressive angular measurements north or south of the
equator. Latitudes are imaginary lines running from east to west on the Earth’s surface.

Lines of latitude are often referred to as parallels, this is because latitude is a line that runs
parallel to the equator and never intersects. Parallels get smaller towards the poles than closer
to the equator. Latitude is measured in degrees.

Longitude
are vertical lines; it gives the measurements east or west of the Prime Meridian.
Longitudes are imaginary lines running from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Lines of longitude are often referred to as meridians. Meridians are important for setting time
zones. Longitudes are measured in equal degrees per line.

Equator(Dividing in horizontal the north and the South)

Is a imaginary line dividing the earth’s surface into two hemispheres; Northern Hemisphere
(half of the globe from equator to North Pole) and Southern Hemisphere (half of the globe from
equator to South Pole). Equator is located at zero degree (0º). With the Equator as the
reference point, the North Pole lies at 90°N and the South Pole lies at 90°S

Prime Meridian(Dividing in vertical the East and West)

An imaginary line dividing the earth’ssurface into two hemispheres; Western Hemisphere and
Easter Hemisphere.

Prime meridian serves as a reference point for measuring the distance east or west, located
at zero degree (0º) at Greenwich, England. The farthest point eastwards from the Prime
Meridian is expressed as 180°E and the farthest point westward is expressed as 180°W.

Coordinate
The location of a certain place can be described by using latitude and longitude. The
intersection point between the latitude and the longitude of a certain place to find its
location.
WEEK 2: EARTH RESOURCES

Non-renewable resources
EXAMPLES: COAL, OIL, PLASTIC

Renewable resources
EXAMPLES: Solar energy, Wind Energy

WEEK 3: LAYERS OF ATMOSPHERE

TROPOSPHERE (10Km)
• “Tropo” means turning or changing (there is more change
in this layer than any other).
• Contains most water vapor. Lowest layer of the atmosphere
(closest to Earth’s surface)
• You live here
• Weather occurs here
• Shallowest and thinnest layer
• Air is constantly moving (turbulence)
STRATOSPHERE (50Km)
• “Strato” means layer or spread out
• Second layer of the atmosphere
• Extends for about 50km from Earth’s surface
• Ozone layer is here (remember it protects living things from
Ultraviolet radiation from Sun)
• Jets often fly here because it is calm and stable
MESOSPHERE (50-80Km)
• “Meso” means middle
• Third layer/Coldest layer
• Layer between 50km and 80km above
• Protects Earth’s surface from being hit by meteoroids
(chunks of stone and metal from space-but some still get
through)
• A shooting star is a trail of hot, glowing gases a meteoroid
leaves behind in the mesosphere.

THERMOSPHERE (80-110Km)
• “Thermo” means" heat
• “Aurora Borealis”- Northern Lights are found
• Thickest and Hottest layer
• Found between 80km and 110km above the Earth’s
surface.
• Ionosphere, part of the thermosphere which causes Green
Northern Lights
EXOSPHERE (500-1000Km)
• “Exos” means outside
• The upper limit of our atmosphere
• Merge into outer space
• Satellites and space ships are stationed in this area
• 500km to 1000km from Earth

WEEK 4: WIND BREEZES

Coriolis effect.
The movement of the wind moving in a circular path is due to the effect of earth’s rotation. The
influence of the wind moving in a curved path.

SEA TO LAND
At night, the land cools faster than the sea due to the large specific heat capacity of water. At
this time, the air above the sea is warmer than the air above the land. The warm air rises and
the cold air from the land blows in and replaces the warm air above the ocean.

The movement of air from land to sea is called land breeze as shown in figure 2.

Monsoons are wind systems. In the Philippines, we call monsoons as

“amihan” or “habagat” depending upon the direction where the winds
originate.

Amihan or northeast monsoon draws cold, dry air from high pressure areas
of Siberia, China, and Japan to low-pressure areas of the Philippines. The
cold air that we experience from November to February is part of it.

Habagat or southwest monsoon is characterized by hot and humid air

blown from high-pressure areas of Australia to low-pressure areas of the
Philippines. Warmer air in the months of June to October. Heavier rainfall
The intertropical convergence zone (ITCZ)
is a region characterized by belt of clouds encircling the earth near the equator.

WEEK 5: SEASONS

The Earth's tilted axis is 23.5 degrees

In June, the North Pole is tilted toward the Sun. Naturally, the The Northern Hemisphere will
also be tilted toward the Sun. The Northern Hemisphere will then receive direct rays from
the Sun (Fig. 2). When the Sun’s rays hit the ground directly, the place will become warmer
than when the rays are oblique. This is why it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere at this
time.

After six months, in December, the North Pole will be pointing away from the Sun .The
The Northern Hemisphere will no longer receive direct rays from the Sun. The Northern
Hemisphere will then experience a time of cold. For temperate countries in the Northern
Hemisphere, it will be winter. In the tropical Philippines, it is simply the cold season.

When the Sun’s rays strike the ground at a high angle, each square meter of the ground
receives a greater amount of solar energy than when the rays are inclined. The result is
greater warming.

The cold season is the result of the Sun’s rays striking the ground at a lower angle. To an
observer, the Sun at midday will not be directly above; it will be lower in the sky

WEEK 6: ECLIPSES

Solar Eclipses- happen when the sun and the moon and the earth are aligned and block the
sunlight from reaching the earth. It will only happen in a phase of a new moon, and two ecliptic
nodes meet.

PATTERN OF SOLAR ECLIPSE:

SUN, MOON, EARTH

MOON'S SHADOW:
UMBRA- DARKEST PART OF THE MOON'S SHADOW.(TOTAL ECLIPSE)
PENUMBRA- LIGHTEST PART OF THE MOON’S SHADOW(PARTIAL ECLIPSE)
(duration IS 7 MINUTES AND 30 SECONDS.)
Lunar Eclipse- It can only happen in the full moon phase and can last for a few hours at
nighttime.

PATTERN OF LUNAR ECLIPSE:

SUN, EARTH, MOON

EARTH’S SHADOW:
UMBRA: DARKER INNER REGION OF THE EARTH’S SHADOW WHERE ALL THE
SUNLIGHT IS BLOCKED OUT.
PENUMBRA- LIGHTER INNER REGION OF THE EARTH’S SHADOW WHERE ALL THE
SUNLIGHT IS PARTIALLY CLOSED

MAPEH

WEEK 1: FESTIVALS OF PHILIPPINES

Philippine festivals are known for having colorful, vibrant, and intricate costumes and props.
The elements of art that are present are color, lines and texture. Balance, contrast, pattern
and rhythm are present in terms of principles of art.

The best thing about festival in the Philippines is that they add a merry-making and festivities
where they celebrated and the reason why they are called as festival.

RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS

PAHIYAS FESTIVAL

“Pahiyas” was derived from the word “payas”, which means decoration or to decorate.
It is originally known as the Feast of San Isidro, or San Isidro Pahiyas Festival. It is
celebrated only for a day, every May 15 of each year.
It showcases houses decorated with colorful "kiping" It is a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest
and in honor of the patron saint of farmers, laborers and peasants, San Isidro de Labrador.

Obando Fertility Rites

It is celebrated every May 17, 18, and 19 at the town of Obando, Bulacan to honor the three
patrons, namely San Pascual de Baylon, Sta. Clara and Nuestra Senora de Salambao. The
participants are childless couples from all over the region dance to the tune of Santa Clara
Pinung-pino in order to increase their chances of childbirth.
Moriones Festival
It is Lenten rites held annually on Holy Week on the island of Marinduque, Philippines,
starts on Holy Monday and ends on Easter Sunday.

Morion means “mask” or “visor” that covers the wearer’s face. Depicts the story of St.
Longinus, the Roman centurion that miraculously gained his eyesight when his eye was hit
by Jesus’ blood when he stabbed Jesus beside his torso.

Ati-Atihan Festival

Ati-Atihan is a festival in honour of the Santo Nińo and is celebrated by rejoicing and
energetic merriment on the streets. Ati is the native of Panay. The name Ati means “make
believe’’.
It is held on the 3rd week of January every year in Kalibo, Aklan, Province of Panay to
honour the Santo Nińo. It is famous for being the wildest among the Filipino fiestas.

DINAGYANG FESTIVAL

“Dinagyang” is a Hiligaynon word that means “merrymaking.” Just like the Sinulog and Ati-
Atihan Festival, Dinagyang Festival is one of the religious festivities in the Philippines that
celebrates the feast of the Santo Niño and the pact between the Datus and locals.
Celebrated every 4th Sunday of January.

SANTACRUZAN O FLORES DE MAYO

It is the biggest celebration during May. It is one way to show the devotions to the Blessed
Virgin Mary and lasts for the entire month.
It honours the finding of the True Cross by Helena of Constantinople. One of the most
colourful aspects of the festival is the portrayal of the character.

SECULAR OR NON-RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS

PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL
The Panagbenga Festival is held at Baguio City, the summer capital of the Philippines. Its
name is called “The Blooming Flower Festival” which means season of blooming.
The whole city celebrates at the town proper with different flower parades, street dances and
other fun activities.

MASSKARA FESTIVAL
It is celebrated every third weekend of October or the closest weekend to October 19 in
Bacolod City.
The province displays their most beautiful and colorful masks. The term Masskara came from
the English word “mass” which means gathering of people and Spanish word “kara” that
means face.

Kaamulan Festival
An ethnic festival celebrated by the 7 tribes that inhabited the region of Bukidnon. They are
the Matigsalug, Tigwahanun, Higaunu, Umayamnun, Manobo, Bukidnon and Talaandig.
They celebrate the festival by telling different old stories about the history of their tribes,
playing songs and ethnic dances and reliving old rituals.
Kadayawan Festival
Celebrated in Davao city during August. It is a festival of thanksgiving for the gifts of
nature, the wealth of culture and good harvest. The festival is celebrated by displaying
various farming tools, fruits, vegetables, rice and corn grains to give tribute to their
gods.
The city also showcases different dances, floats and tribal costumes and jewelries.

WEEK 2: THEATRICAL IN PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINE THEATRE
Philippine theatre comes in a variety of forms, and this includes religious and non-religious
acts of production usually shown or performed during festivals covering a wide spectrum of
resources and origins. Most of which are influenced by the Spanish and other Asian countries.

Shadow Puppetry
Shadow Puppetry had already been formed in the Philippines when he staged the play entitled
“Carillo”. Rizal used a carton and a stick and he positioned this at the back of a large
white cloth using a candle to illuminate the back of the puppets to create the shadows.

Shadow Puppetry or Shadow Play is an ancient Art form that uses flat, expressed figures to
produce cut-out figures which are held together by sticks and sometimes threads to
create movement which are shown behind a thin layer of cloth or screen and alight
source to create the shadows.

SHADOW PLAY
Shadow play is popular among various cultures and countries and has a long history of tradition,
but the known origin was from a Chinese Legend that traces Shadow Theatre or puppetry
when a court magician comforted a gloomy emperor by “Conjuring up” his departed
wife.

Dance Drama
A drama that is performed through dance movements, frequently with dialogue or sometimes,
even singing. Actors act out scenes through a complex gesture language, which imitates
actions in real life and requires rhythmic body movements as an expressive public performance.
These movements are often accompanied by other elements, such as
dialogue, pantomime, chants, and costumes.

Moro-Moro
It is usually performed during festivals or fiestas, and is performed in villages throughout the
Philippines.
Each performance for each village differ from one another on how it is treated through
retelling, but all are full of romance, melodrama, and the highlight which is the battle
between the Christians and Muslim.
All Moro-Moro plays follow a pattern of a love affair between a Muslim-Filipino prince and
a Christian princess.
Moros were portrayed as perpetual villains who always lost to Christians in the end.

Sarswela or Zarzuela
n the Philippines, the Sarswela or Zarzuela is a play with song and dances usually written in
prose, depicting the peculiarity or romantic love among idealized Filipino characters that are
often accompanied by topics of contemporary social, political, economic or cultural issues
for relevance and added interest.

Zarzuelas are usually nationalistic in theme and plot and are showcased by actors and
actresses wearing traditional costumes, our Filipinianas, Barong Tagalogs and other local wear
in the conventional era.

SENAKULO
During the season of Lent, one of the most famous events that are shown is the theater play of
Senakulo, usually depicting stories and events from the Old and New Testaments related to the
life, sufferings and death of Jesus Christ.

It takes at least eight days to be performed, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, in
different places: on the street, on the stage, in a chapel or church.

Traditionally, it is performed on a proscenium-type stage, with painted cloth or paper

backdrops, called “telon”.

WEEK 3: DANCE OF FESTIVALS.

FESTIVAL DANCE
Festival dances are cultural dances performed with the strong beats of percussion
instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of
a Patron saint or as a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.
The majority of festivals in the Philippines, locally known as "fiestas", may have their own
peryas (trade fairs with temporary amusement parks).

Festivals in the Philippines can be religious, cultural, or both. Several of these are held to
honor the local Roman Catholic patron saint, to commemorate local history and culture, to
promote the community's products, or to celebrate a bountiful harvest.
They can be marked by Holy Masses, processions, parades, theatrical play and re-
enactments, religious or cultural rituals, trade fairs, exhibits, concerts, pageants and
various games and contests.

WEEK 5: MUSIC FESTIVALS

The Sublian Festival
is a religious ceremony of Batangueños reflecting their great love and commitment to their
towns patrons, the Holy Cross of Bauan and Agoncillo, and the Sto.Nino of Batangas
City.
The celebration involves praying, eating, singing verses with strict skeletal melody and
dancing their famous dance called Subli. It is celebrated annually on the 23rd day of July.

WEEK 6: NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

ALLERGY-
It is synonymous to hypersensitivity, which refers to an exaggerate response to an antibody –
forming substance or antigen.
Causes: Food intake, vaccine or blood transfusion, insect sting, skin contact, or through nasal
by smell.
Signs and Symptoms: Swelling of the mucus membrane, redness and itching of eyes,
impaired hearing, rashes, and headaches.

ASTHMA
It is a chronic condition in which breathing become difficult.
Causes: Dust and molds, pollens, cold air, weather change, sinus infections, stress, and certain
foods.
Signs and Symptoms: Shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing, chest tightness.

Cardiovascular Disease
It – is a disease of the heart and blood vessels. This disease is the leading cause of mortality in
the Philippines.
Types of Cardiovascular Disease are: Coronary heart disease; Heart attack; Angina Pectoris;
Rheumatic Fever; Heart Rhythm Abnormalities or Arrhythmia; Congestive Heart Failure; Stroke.

CANCER
It caused by abnormal cells growing without control.
As these abnormal cells grow, they form in masses called tumors.
Ways to treat cancer through radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy.
Tumors can either be:
a. Benign – masses of cells that are not cancerous and do not spread.
b. Malignant – masses of cells that are cancerous.

ARTHRITIS
It refers to inflammation of joints. It usually occurs during old age.
Signs and Symptoms: Joint pains, swelling, stiffness, and inflammation.
Types of Arthritis are:
a. Osteoarthritis – is a disease of older people. It result from the wear and tear of joints,
especially those of the hands, hips, knees, and spine;
b. Rheumatoid arthritis – causes pain and swelling in many joins throughout the body. This can
lead to deformity and crippling.

Kidney or Renal Failure

It is a medical condition in which the kidneys fail to adequately filter waste product from the
blood.
Signs and Symptoms: Changes in urination, swelling in legs, ankles, feet, face or hands,
extreme skin rashes and itching, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, feeling cold,
dizziness, and concentration problems brought about by anemia related to kidney failure.

10 acts on Non-Communicable Diseases

1. NCDs are responsible for 63% of all deaths worldwide (36 million out of 57 million
global deaths).
2. 80% of NCDs deaths occur in low-and middle-income countries.
3. More than 9 million of all deaths attributed to NCDs occur before the age of 60.
4. Around the world, NCDs affect women and men almost equally.
5. NCDs are largely preventable through effective interventions that tackle shared risk
factors, namely: tobacco use,unhealthy diet, physical inactivity and harmful use of
alcohol.
6. 5 billion adults, 20 older were overweight in 2008.
7. Nearly 43 million children under 5 years old were overweight in 2010.
8. Tobacco users kill nearly 6 million people a year.
9. By 2020, the number will increase to 7.5 million, accounting to 10% of all deaths.
10. Eliminating major risks could prevent most NCDs.

-AP

AP7 Q4 Revalida | Pointers to Review

- Pananakop ng mga Espanyol

- Patakaran ng mga Espanyol

(GOBERNADOR-HENERAL (PINAKA MATAAS NA PINUNO)
1. PATAKARANG REDUCCION
Naglalayon na mailipat ang mga katutubo sa naninirahan sa malayong lugar
2. TRIBUTO
Pagbabayad ng buwis sa mga espanyol galing sa mga katutubo.
3. MONOPOLYO
Pagkokontrol sa pangangalakal ng pilipinas
4. POLO Y SERVICIO
Sapilitang pagpapatrabaho sa kalalakihang edad na 16 to 60.
5. SENTRALISADONG PAMAHALAAN
NApasailalim ang pamumuno sa kamay ng mga Espanyol
6. Simbahang katoliko
Nagging makapangyarihan ang Espanyol na pari at kura paroko dahil sa
impluwensiya ng taong bayan
7. Pagpapalaganap ng Kristiyanismo
Niyakap ng mga katutubo ang kristiyanismo
8. WIKA at pagdiriwang
 Natuto ang mga katutubo sa wikang espanyol

- Pananakop at Patakarang Ipinatupad sa Indonesia

1. Bansang sumakop(PORTUGAL, NEHTERLANDS, ENGLAND
2. DAHILAN NG PANANAKOP: Mayaman sa pampaalsa, Sentro ng kalakalan, Maayos
na Daungan.
3. PaRAAN ng pananakop ng PORTUGAL: (NAGHANGAD NG PAMPAALSA(DIVIDE
and CONQUER POLICY) PINAGAWAY AWAY NILA ANG MGA LOKAL NA
PINUNO, NAgtayo ng himpilan, Relihiyong kristiyanismo
4. ‘PARAAN NG PANANAKOP NG NETHERLANDS: (SINAKOP ANG SENTRO NG
KALAKALAN NOONG 1511.
DUTCH EAST COMPANY(PAGGAMIT NG DAHAS SA PAGSAKOP)
(NAGHIRAP ANG InDONES DAHIL DITO)
- Ang Open Door Policy
1. Inimungkahi ni John HAy ng UNited States kung saan ay magiging bukas ang china
sa pakikipagkalakalan, sa walang sphere of influence dito(napanatili ng china ang
kanilang kalayaan, at pumasok sa ibat ibang impluwensiya ng mga kanluranin.)
- Pagkakatulad at Pagkakaiba ng Kolonyalismo sa China at
Japan
1. KOLONYALISMO SA CHINA:
2. KOLONYALISMO SA JAPAN
3. PAGKAKATULAD:
4. PAGKAKAIBA:
- Digmaang Pandaigdig at Nasyonalismo
1. UNANG DIGMAANG PANDAIGDIG: JUNE/HULYO 1914- NOVEMBER 1914
KILALA BILANG- “Great War” ”The war to end all wars” (Europe, middle east, pacific
islands, china, indian ocean, nrth and south atlantic ocean.)
a. SPHERE OF INFLUENCE- interes ng mga kanluranin sa china.
b. KAKAMPI NG JAPAN ANG ENGLAND
c. 21 demands= Ipinilit ng Japan sa China ang malawak na kapangyarihan para
sa benepisyo ng Hapones sa Tsina.
d. CHINA: ayaw makisali kasi naiinis siya sa mga kanluranin na sumakop din sa
kaniya so…
e. 1917: nakisali si epal na United States sa panig ni Allies at pati rin si china
kasi ung submarine ni germany epal rin kasi, kaya pinasabog ung barko ni
france which is nandun ung mga ibang tsino so si china ay nagalit. Actually
gusto rin ng china na makisali kasi gusto nila magpafamous.
f. Europe: nanghina pano ba naman sa sobrang tagal ng digmaan like-
g. US at JApan: lumakas sila pagtapos ng digmaan sanaol ay wow-
h. League of nations: Para siang UN para maitigil na ang digmaan which is a
little walang kwenta.
 i. Pilipinas: epal rin kasi ang mga pilipino so gusto makisali
j. Guardia NAcional: NAgtaguyod ay si Gobernador heneral Francis burton
harrison at si PRes MAnuel Quezon. Dahil nga epal si philippines, gusto nila
ipakita na matapang rin sila and kaya ipagtanggol ang bansa which is hindi
naman naipadala kasi kulang ng suporta ni US
2. IKALAWANG DIGMAAN: SEPT 1 1939 to SEPT 2 1945
a. GLOBAL WAR (“BLOODIEST CONFLICT and LARGEST WAR”)
b. Europe, pacific atlantic, indian, southeast asia, china, middle east, meditterenean,
north africa at horn of africa.
c. Sept 1931- Nilusob ni Japan si kawawang MAnchuria
d. MAnchuria: isa siyang mahalaga sa hapones kasi dito sila nakakakuha ng mga hilaw
na materyales so…
e. LEAGUE OF NATIONS at US: nagprotesta sa pagsakop ng japan sa manchuria
kaso matigas ulo ni japan.
f. HUlyo 1937- bigla nilusob ni Japan si China pero nagprotesta ang iba kaso matigas
parin ulo ni japan.
g. Nag allied forces sila nila italy, german at japan para mas stronger sila lol
h. US: epal si US kaya naman tinugunan ang pagiging agresibo ng japan sa
pamamagitan ng pangangalakal sa japan aww.
i. JAPAN: matigas parin ulo kaya naman nanakop uli sila sa timog silangang asya kasi
mawawalan na sila ng langis.
j. PEARL HARBOR BOMBING: nainis na si japan kasi napakaepal ni US lagging
nakikisali kaya naman binomba nia ung pearl harbor.( bumagsak rin ang england,
netherlands at US)
k. April 9 1942: bagsak ng bataan
l. MAY 6 1942: pagbagsak ng corregidor
m. APEKTO NG DIGMAAN: marami ang nasira sa asya
- Milyon ang mga namatay
- Hirap at gutom
- Pagkakaroon ng hirap sa ekonomiya dahil sa japanu
n. Bumangon uli si US sa labanan sa pacific kay japanu
o. Nagka civil war sa china (komunista(Mao Zedong) vs (CHiang KAi-
Shek)Nasyonalista) FIGHT!
- Neokolonyalismo
1. Neokolonyalismo means na ung mga mayayaman na bansa sinasakop ung mga
mahihirap na bansar
2. POLITIKAL: gusto nila ipatumba ung politika nung mga neokolonyalista
a. EDWARD LANDSALE: ipinadala ng CIA hindi lamang sugupuin ang mga
HUK
1. EKONOMIYA: siempre kapag nagpapautang kapa walang kondisyon? Hindi noh
siempre so ung mga International Monetary Fund(IMF) WORLD bank o US may mga
kondisyon
 a. Pagbubukas ng ekonomiya sa dayuhang pamumunuhan at kalakalan
b. Pagbabaklas ng monopolyo
c. Pagpapababa ng halaga ng salapi
d. Pagsasaayos ng sistema ng pagbubuwis
1. KULTURAL:
a. PENSIONADOS- madaming pilipino ang naipadala sa US upang
magpakadalubhasa( ipinakilala nila ang mga musika kultura at mga sayaw
babasahin at palabas) mga pagkain ng mga amerikano na hamburger,
hotdog at mansanas.
1. MILITAR:
a. Ipinamigay ng US ang mga natitira or surplus na kagamitang militar
b. Pagpapadala ng mga pulis at sundalo ng pilipinas sa US para magsanay
c. Pagpapalaganap ng tagapayong militar
1. PAGKABUHAYAN
a. Naangat ang kabuhayan ng pilipino dahil sa US
b. Nakinabang ang US dahil sa mga sangkap na hilaw.
1. EPEKTO NI NEOKOLONYALISMO EKONOMIYA
a. Debt Trap
Sa sobrang dami ng utang ang mga mahihirap na bansa
b. Hindi maganda ang resulta ng kita ng trabaho
c. Paglaki ng agwat ng mayayaman sa mahihirap
1. PANGKULTURAL na EPEKTO
a. Napabayaan ang sariling wika
b. Pagpasok ng mga pagkaing amerikano
c. Mga nagkarooon ng squatter or slums
d.
- Epekto ng Kolonyalismo at Imperyalismo

- Pananakop sa Burma
1. Dahilan ng pananakop= sinakop ni england para matigil na ang mga magtatangkang
sumakop sa india.
2. Digmaang anglo-burmese= 1842-1856, 1852-1853, 1885-1886
3. Resulta: paglusob ng burma sa mga estado ng Assam, Arakan, at MAnipur. mga
haring burmesesa bansang france
4. DAHILAN: nawalan ng kapangyarihan ang hari ng burma
5. Resident system= ipinatupad ng british sa burma ang british resident.(pero nagaklas
ang mga burmese dito)
- Dahilan at Paraan ng Pananakop at mga Mananakop sa
Silangan at Timog-Silangang Asya