SOCIAL 5 LT REVIEW

economic principle that believes a nation’s strength is based on the amount of resources it is able to gather from its colonies

regarding the areas of influence of both countries in Asia in general and over the Moluccas, Indonesia (known as the Spice Islands) in particular.

He discovered New World or the present day North America.

Laguna Copperplate Inscription (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Cape of Good Hope became the primary eastward route of seafarers when travelling to Asia.

Who are the major rivals and most powerful nations in Europe?

an economic and political policy where a strong nation exerts its influence over a weaker nation through occupation, the establishment of colonies, or other means

The 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas neatly divided the "New World" into land, resources, and people claimed by Spain and Portugal.

The period where Europeans experienced a revival of culture and interest in the arts, literature, and science.

Lakan or Rajah (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Discovered Strait of All Saints

The founder of Islam

His expeditions were the first time Europeans set foot on the lands of Hawaii, Australia, and New Zealand

Propagated Islam (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

porcelain and silk (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Portugal objected this decree.

The Chinese also introduced several delicious food like pancit, lumpia, siopao, and siomai. (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Kite-flying and the use of firecrackers during New Year celebrations (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

The roots of Islam in the Philippines can be traced to the early Muslim documents called the ___.

the use of veils and cords during weddings, as the wearing of putong and sarong by today's Filipino Muslims and other indigenous peoples. (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Words like Bathala, asawa, bahala, balita, katha, mahal, tala, puri, diwa, ahas, dalaga, maharlika, mana, hari (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Moluccas is also known as ____.

Filipino words today such as susi, ate, kuya, pinggan, gunting, mangkok, sangko, and sipit (Chinese, Arabs, or Indians)

Travelled to Asia via the eastward route until je reached India.