Contemporary World 24.
Perspective that emphasize the distinct and unique nature
1. Personal or organized system of religious beliefs and
practices? Religion
2. A distinct globalization that refers to blending of the
universal religions of local languages? Vernacularization
3. The principle method of human communication consisting of
words used in a structured and conventional way and conveyed
by speech, writing, or gestures? Language
4. The cultures created under the influence of mass media, the
concepts refers to its impacts to the society information. Media
Culture
5. Pertains to a situation, where large number of people that
are seeking protection and assistance, often requires national
cooperation’s transitional to adress their needs. Refugee Crisis
6. Serves as engine of globalization Global city
7. A distinct globalization that refers to the globalization and
cross-border dissemination of religious beliefs, practices,
institutions, and cultural elements. Transnationalization
8. Unified style of human knowledge, beliefs and behavior from
which people learn and ability to communicate knowledge to
the next generation Culture
9. This refers to the worldwide interconnectedness of all the
areas contemporary life. Globalization
10. They believe that radical measures are necessary in
achieving the will of God. If they act moderately, this means
they abandon the supreme being`s will. Extremist
11. Total number of individual living in specific geographical
area, such as a city, country, or the entire world. population
12. Stage in demographic transition wherein low birth and
death rates, resulting resulting in a stable or slowly growing
population. Post-Industrial stage
13. Stage typically corresponds to the period of early
industrialization and urbanization. Improved healthcare and
access to medical services result in a significant reduction in
death rates, especially among infants and children. Transitional
stage
14. Classification of world during cold war. First World
15. Context of international relations and geopolitics refers to
the distribution of power in which two major superpowers or
bllocs dominate the global stage, often in competition or
conflict with each other. Bipolarity
16. Term used to describe the social , environmental and
economic actions taken by individuals to recognized that every
person is a citizen of the world. Global Citizenship
17. Literally means adherence of beliefs in the world state.
Cosmopolitanism
18. The means of communication that reach large numbers of
people, such as television, newspaper, and radio. Media
19. Ability to maintain ecological balance in our planet’s
natural environment and conserved natural resources.
Environmental Sustainability
20. Term often used to describe a major city that plays a
significant role in the global economy and has a substantial
impact on international affairs. Global City
21. Term used to describe the social, environmental,
economic actions taken by individuals to recognized that every
person is a citizen of the world . Global Citizenship
22. Movement of people to one country to another country.
International Migration
23. Suggest that globalization engenders a growing sameness
of culture.
Cultural Convergence
of various cultures. Cultural differentialism
25. Set to be the carriers of culture. Human
26. Field of statistics that is concerned with births, death,
income or the incidence of decease, which later illustrates the
changing structures of human population. Deography
27. Significantly influence the development of global city.
Multinational Corporations or MNC’s
28. Often referred to as the death rate, is a measure of the
number of deaths in a given population during a specific period
of time, typically per 1,000 or 100,000 individuals per year.
Mortality Rate
29. refers to the ability to meet the needs of the present
without compromising the ability of future generations to meet
their own needs. Sustainability
30. refers to the phenomenon where religious beliefs,
practices, and institutions become less confined to specific
geographic locations or cultural boundaries. Deterritorialization
31. Also known as the total fertility rate (TFR), is a
demographic measure that represents the average number of
children born to a woman over her lifetime in a particular
population. Fertility rate
32. the international movement of people across borders,
either voluntary or involuntary also influences religions. Global
Migration
33. communicating with spoken words. It’s a verbal form of
communication where you communicate your thoughts,
present ideas and share information. Oral Communication
34. constructs a link between the nation and the church and
religion often plays a significant role in shaping laws, policies,
and cultural practices within the country. Nationalization
35. Stages of theories of Demographic transition
 Pre-Industrial
 Transitional
 Industrial
 Post-industrial
36. Oppising result of Globalization of Religio
 Global Conflict
 Global Peace
37. Stages of Media Development
 Oral Communication
 Script
 Printing Press
 Electronic Media
 Digital Media
38. Concept of Sustainable Development.
 Reviving growth
 Changing the quality of growth
 Meeting essential needs for jobs, food energy,
water and sanitation.
 Ensuring a sustainable level of population.
 Conserving and enhancing the resource base.
 Reorienting technology and managing risk.
 Merging environment and economics in decision
making.
Readings In Philippine History

1. What is the primary goal of katippunan? Independence via

Revolution
2. Who is the mother or lakambini of katipunan? Gregoria de
jesus
3. Who founded the secret organization KKK? Andres Bonifacio
4. When was KKK founded? July 7, 1892
5. An act that correct the error of previous titles
6. A system were the land awarded as a royal grants to the
colonialofficials and catholic reliigous orders in exchange for
their conquest of the natives. Enconmendia
7. An act during the american period to correct the errors of
the previous title. Cadastral Act 1907
8. Limits the ownership of agricultural lands to 5 hectares only.
Comprehensive Land Reform Law RA6657
9. Who is the first president of the first republic or the Malolos
Republic? Emilio Aguinaldo
10. He was the president of the Philippines during japaneese
period. Jose P. Laurel?
11. Formally known as National Assembly, legislative body of
the revolutionary government of the Philippines. Malolos
congress
12. The primary purpose of this meeting is to establish a
revolutionary government, who resolved the leadership issues
within the katipunan. Tejeros Convention
13. Refered as a political constitution of the state by its
framework composed of 88 delegates to the National Asembly
during the revolution.Malolos Constitution
14. This Threaty mark the end of spanish-american war.
Threaty of Paris
15. The first Philippine Commission was united presdential
established in 1899 by the president William.
16. Refers to the Philippine autonomy act of as step towards
17. Primarily focuses on changing the ownership and
distribution of land. Land Reform
18. The “cry” as the beginning of revolution, What does the cry
means? Cry for revolution
19. The third supremo of KKK and the president of the
Catalugan republic. Andres Bonifacio
20. The supreme or fundamental law establishing basic
framework in underlying principles of government.
Constitution
21. Who is the writer of Philippine National Anthem? Jose
Palma
22. Typically a formal written documents provided by Spanish
colonial authorities to individuals or institutions, establishing
their legal rights to specific parcels of land. Grants
23. He is known as “Brain of Katipunan.” Emilio Jacinto
24. Program introduced by Corazon Aquino. Comprehensive
Agrarian Reform Program
25. Present system of government of the Philippines
Republican Democratic Government
26. Constitution that composed of Preamble and 19 Articles
and an ordinance. 1935 Philippine Constitution
27. Importants events happened during the first cry:
 The tearing up of community tax certificate
 The shout for “Viva la independencia Filipina”
28. Important events happened during the proclamation of the
Philippine independence:
 The