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Source clarifications & apparent inconsistencies

The Jabidah account places the incident on March 18, 1968. One practice-item question in the teaching material prints 1868; the exam uses the date in the historical discussion.
Descriptions of Lapulapu's age vary between an approximate 70 and an estimate in the 50s or 70s. This is a scholarly estimate, not a confirmed birth record.
The teaching material describes a 14-year Marcos dictatorship using 1972–1986 as its broader period; this should not be taken as an assertion that formal martial law legally remained in force for each of those years.
Eleven thousand one hundred three recognized victims under RA 10368 is a registry count; other reported counts of particular abuses use different definitions. They are not interchangeable.
Some teaching materials use “revisionism” informally for misleading political narratives; this exam follows their explicit distinction: evidence-based revisionism versus deliberate negationism.
The Out-of-Taiwan model is presented in the course as a widely supported explanation of Austronesian expansion. Ancient hominin evidence such as Homo luzonensis addresses an earlier and distinct aspect of human history.

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