Question 1

a public or official announcement that is important

Accepted Answer

proclamation

Answer

Reduccion

Answer

Catholic Mission

Answer

colonization

Question 2

send a group of settlers to a plce to establish political control over it

Accepted Answer

colonization

Answer

proclamation

Answer

Reduccion

Answer

Catholic Mission

Question 3

a person who is killed because of their religion or other beliefs

Accepted Answer

martyr

Answer

Catholic Mission

Answer

Jesuits

Answer

Reduccion

Question 4

Roman Catholic order of regular clergy founded by Saint Ignatius of Loyola in 1534, strongly committed to education, theological scholarship, and missionary work

Accepted Answer

Jesuits

Answer

Catholic Mission

Answer

Reduccion

Answer

martyr

Question 5

important assignment carried out for political, religious or commercial purpose involving travel to share about Jesus

Accepted Answer

Catholic Mission

Answer

Jesuits

Answer

martyr

Answer

Reduccion

Question 6

infectious disease transmissible from person to person through direct or indirect contact

Accepted Answer

communicable disease

Answer

galleon

Answer

Manila Galleon Trade

Answer

martyr

Question 7

squared, three or more decks and masts sailing ship used in 15th through 17th century but used late for trade

Accepted Answer

galleon

Answer

skiff

Answer

cruise

Answer

galaide

Question 8

first European to cross the Pacific and sail around the world, Portuguese navigator and gave Guam its historical names

Accepted Answer

Ferdinand Magellan

Answer

Mariano Tobias

Answer

Diego Luiz de San Vitores

Answer

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Question 9

claimed Guam and Mariana Islands for the Spanish Crown on Jan. 22, 1565 and served as governor of the Philippines; Spanish authorities named a major street in Hagatna in his honor

Accepted Answer

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Answer

Jose de Quiroga y Losada

Answer

Diego Luis de San Vitores

Answer

Ferdinand Magellan

Question 10

queen of Spain who succeeded King Philip after he died; reissued the order for Padre San Vitores to establish a mission

Accepted Answer

Mariana de Austria

Answer

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Answer

Jose de Quiroga y Losada

Answer

Ferdinand Magellan

Question 11

Spanish priest who requested to do Catholic Mission & was granted, therefore he named the place Mariana Islands in honor of Queen Mariana

Accepted Answer

Diego Luis de San Vitores

Answer

Jose Bernardo Palomo

Answer

Luis de Mendina

Answer

Ancieto Ibanez del Carmen

Question 12

was the name given by Magellan because he was impressed by the large number of canoes & speed; translates in English, Island of the Lateen Sails

Accepted Answer

Islas de los Velas Latinas

Answer

Islas de los Ladrones

Question 13

named by Magellan after desperate need of fresh foods and drink, he and his crew accepted it but the CHamorus helped themselves on the ship of the Magellan and took loose items and iron resulting to this name; translates in English, Island of Thieves

Accepted Answer

Islas de los Ladrones

Answer

Islas de los Velas Latinas

Question 14

maga'lahi of Hagatna, first adult baptized to the Catholic; gave land for the first Catholic Church, Dulce de Nombe de Maria Cathedral-Basilica

Accepted Answer

Kephua

Answer

Hurao

Answer

Gadao

Answer

Mata'pang

Question 15

CHamoru maga'lahi that instigated the Spanish-CHamoru War; led a failed rebellion against Spanish colonialism

Accepted Answer

Hurao

Answer

Kephua

Answer

Gadao

Answer

Mata'pang

Question 16

chief from Tumon, who killed Padre San Vitores for baptizing his child without his consent; national hero for resisting Spanish colonial rule

Accepted Answer

Mata'pang

Answer

Hurao

Answer

Kephua

Answer

Gadao

Question 17

sent to stop the CHamoru Rebellion; violently threatened Matå'pang and harmed CHamorus for not following Christian teachings

Accepted Answer

Jose de Quiroga y Losada

Answer

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Answer

Mariano Tobias

Answer

Ferdinand Magellan

Question 18

Spanish policies to suppress, convert, and gather non-Christians to worship the Catholic religion

Accepted Answer

Reduccion

Answer

martyr

Answer

Catholic Mission

Answer

Jesuits

Question 19

Spanish governor who cared about the CHamoru, brought animals: deer, pig, chicken, horse, cow, carabao, and dog; encouraged farming and made land available

Accepted Answer

Mariano Tobias

Answer

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Answer

Jose de Quiroga y Losada

Answer

Ferdinand Magellan

Question 20

Economic trade route that linked Spain, the Philippines, Asia, and New Spain (Mexico); begun in 1565 and ended in 1815

Accepted Answer

Manila Galleon Trade

Answer

galleon

Question 21

a war between Spain and U.S. in 1898; intervention by U.S. on behalf of Cuba; U.S. acquired Puerto Rico, Guam, PI, and temporary control of Cuba

Accepted Answer

Spanish-American War

Answer

Philippine-American War

Question 22

Chinaman Choco: Rumors that the holy water used for baptism were killing people and babies

Accepted Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish wars

Answer

Spanish Administration

Question 23

Hurao and Mata'pang: -Hurao led unsuccessful rebellion against Spanish; Mata'pang and friend killed Father San Vitores in 1672; Spanish policies-reduccion

Accepted Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

Spanish Administration

Question 24

Miguel Lopez de Legazpi, 1565: -Proclaimed Guam and the P.I. under Spain; -Moved to and stayed in P.I.

Accepted Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish wars

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

Spanish Administration

Question 25

Maga'lahi Kepuha of Hagatna: -Invited Fr. San Vitores in-land; exchanged items; -First CHamoru catholic, gave land to San Vitores

Accepted Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Question 26

Matao Iron Trade (1565-1660s): -Spanish didn't move to Guam until 1600s; -Start of trade between CHamorus & European merchants (sellers)

Accepted Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish

Question 27

Jose de Quiroga y Losada: -Sent to stop CHamoru rebellion in 1680; -Captured and killed CHamoru chiefs (Mata'pang)

Accepted Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

Spanish Administration

Question 28

First encounter between Pacific Islands and Europeans: -Ferndinand Magellan's voyage around the globe; -Discovered Guam March 6, 1521; -Conflict with the CHamorus --> "Islands of Thieves"

Accepted Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Spanish Administration

Question 29

Father San Vitores: 1662/1668 -Queen Mariana reissued order to bring Catholic Mission to Guam; -renamed Guam - Mariana Islands in the queen's honor; -built first Catholic Church

Accepted Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Question 30

Government: -Law of the Indies - followed in Spanish territories (Americas, PI, Marianas); -Church rules/laws; -Military officers served as governors

Accepted Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Question 31

End of CHamoru-Spanish Wars: -development (roads, villages, schools); -depopulation of northern Mariana Islands (CNMI today)

Accepted Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Question 32

Land: -less clan owned lands; -Gov. Mariano Tobias made land available for farming-the ranch; -many Spanish and Filipinos relocated to Guam

Accepted Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Question 33

Also known as the CHamoru-Rebellion

Accepted Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Question 34

Economy: -Manila Galleon Trade (1565-1815), Spain-->Guam and the PI--> Americas; -Ranch - farmed crops for trade/sale; Spanish forts - to protect galleons and traders from pirates; -whaling - whale oil used for lamps, candles, and clothing

Accepted Answer

Spanish Administration

Answer

Pre-Spanish Contact

Answer

Established Catholic Mission

Answer

CHamoru-Spanish Wars

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