Review Session - G6

1Q Review Session

Social Studies 6

​Location of the Philippines

• ​Absolute and relative location

• ​Philippine territory according to: history, international agreements, & constitution

• ​Implications of the locations of the Philippines

Multiple Choice

"The Philippines is south of Taiwan." This is an example of __________.

• A. Relative location

• B. Absolute location

• C. Exact location

Multiple Select

In the territorial waters, that is 12 nautical miles (or 22 kilometers) from the baseline, foreign vessels are given the right of innocent passage. Which is NOT considered as innocent passage?

• A. Fishing

• B. Spying

• C. Transit passage without stopping

Multiple Select

The Philippines is located in the Pacific Ring of Fire. What does it mean?

• A. It is prone to fire

• B. It has many volcanoes

• C. Earthquake is almost a common thing

​Filipino Nationalism

• ​Opening of the Philippines to International Trade

• ​Educational Decree of 1863

• ​The Entry of Liberal Ideas in the Philippines

• ​The Opening of the Suez Canal

• ​The Rise of the Middle Class

• ​Secularization

• ​The Cavite Mutiny

• ​The Execution of the Three Priests

Multiple Choice

CAUSE: Opening of the Philippines to International Trade

EFFECT: ?

• A. Increased economy because of products being imported and exported by the country

• B. More and more foreign traders stayed for extended periods in the Philippines because of business

• C. The Filipinos were exposed to liberal ideas brought by the foreign traders

Multiple Choice

CAUSE: Educational Decree of 1863

EFFECT: ?

• A. Education was made available to all

• B. Education was centered on religion

• C. Education opened the eyes of the Filipinos to the abuses of the Spaniards

Multiple Choice

CAUSE: The Execution of the Three Priests

EFFECT: ?

• A. It caused great resentment among the Filipinos and intensified further their nationalistic sentiments

• B. It feared most Filipinos to fight the Spanish government

• C. It gave the Spaniards an advantage over the rebellious groups

​Propaganda Movement

• ​Objectives/Goals

• ​Prominent Leaders

• ​Achieved Reforms

• ​Ending

​Katipunan (KKK)

• ​Objectives/Goals

• ​Framework (membership and leadership)

• ​Teachings

• ​Leaders

Multiple Choice

Author of Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo

• A. Jose Rizal

• B. Andres Bonifacio

• C. Emilio Aguinaldo

Multiple Choice

Foremost founder of the Katipunan

• A. Jose Rizal

• B. Andres Bonifacio

• C. Emilio Aguinaldo

Multiple Choice

Orator and public speaker, first editor of La Solidaridad

• A. Emilio Jacinto

• B. Marcelo H. del Pilar

• C. Graciano Lopez-Jaena

​The 1896 Revolution

• ​Discovery of the Katipunan

• ​Cry of Pugadlawin

• ​The Tejeros Convention

• ​Pact of Biak-na-Bato

• ​The Philippine Independent Church (Iglesia Filipina Independiente)

​Road to Independence

• ​Aguinaldo in Hong Kong

• ​Aguinaldo Returns to the Philippines

• ​Proclamation of Independence

• ​The Revolutionary Government

• ​The Malolos Constitution/Congress/Republic

​Arrange the following events chronologically.

​1. Tejeros Convention

​2. Pact of Biak-na-Bato

​3. Proclamation of Philippine Independence

​4. Cry of Pugadlawin

​5. Aguinaldo in Hong Kong

Poll

How confident are you for the test?

• Very confident :D

• Confident :)

• Uncertain :|

• I'll fail :(

Thank you and God bless on your exam.​

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