Q2 Lesson 1: The American Imperialism in the Philippines

Proverbs 3:5-6
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight.

PRAYER

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What is the video all about?

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Who are the "people" in the video?

Poll

Were they successful in their fight against their enemy?

• Yes

• No

​At the end of the lesson, I can:

1. Define imperialism;

2. Analyze the government during the American period in the Philippines; and

3. Analyze the efforts of the Filipinos during the Philippine-American War.

Multiple Choice

_______ is defined as the ruling policy of establishing and enforcing the rule of a nation on outside peoples or countries.

• Colonialism

• Cruelty

• Imperialism

• Dictatorship

Multiple Select

What were the two types of government established by the Americans in the Philippines? (Choose 2)

• Civil

• Democratic

• Military

• Monarchy

Multiple Choice

The ______ type of government provided sole power for the Americans to rule the entire Philippines.

• civil

• democratic

• dictatorial

• military

Multiple Choice

With _____ type of government, Filipinos were given more opportunities to participate in the government, especially in making laws.

• civil

• dictatorial

• democratic

• military

Poll

When the Americans "occupied" the Philippines and tried to help the Filipinos, do you think the Filipinos just sat still?

• YES

• NO

Multiple Choice

What was the goal or objective of The Schurman Cosmission?

• To convince the Filipinos to go to the US

• To fight against the military

• To to investigate the condition of the Philippines

Multiple Choice

The following were the accomplishments of the Taft Commission.

(Select all that apply)

• Establishment of Judiciary System (Supreme Court)

• Establishment of government agencies for the welfare of the people

• Establishment of free public education

• Establishment of King and Queen in the Philippines

Multiple Choice

Who was responsible for the first gunshot that started the Philippine-American War?

• An American Military Leader

• A Filipino Military Leader

Sociega Street in Santa Mesa, Manila

Multiple Choice

He was the General that used Guerrilla Warfare and his own tactic, Luna Defense Line to fight against the Americans. Who is he?

• Juan Luna

• Antonio Luna

Multiple Choice

It was an agreement between the U.S. and Sultan Jamalul Kiram II of Sulu.

• The Bates Treaty

• Treaty of Paris

• The Taft Commission

• The US-Muslim Treaty

Multiple Choice

General Gregorio del Pilar and 60 Filipino soldiers fought and defended the land to help President Emilio Aguinaldo escape from the Americans. This event was popularly known as the ______.

• The Greatness of Gregorio del Pilar

• The Battle of Tirad Pass

• The Balangiga Massacre

The Battle of Tirad Pass

Multiple Choice

First statement: General Frederick Funston came up with a plan using Filipino soldiers loyal to the Americans, who pretended to be revolutionaries delivering captured American troops to Aguinaldo.

Second statement: When these disguised men entered Aguinaldo’s camp, they caught him off guard and arrested him without a fight.

• Only the first statement is true.

• Only the second statement is true.

• Both statements are true.

• Both statements are false.

Multiple Choice

What happened to Aguinaldo when he was taken to Manila?

• He was given an award.

• He was forced to pledge loyalty to the Americans.

• He was forced to tell the plans of revolting against the Americans.

Multiple Choice

It is known as one of the bloodiest fight during the Philippine-American War.

• The Balangiga Massacre

• The Battle of Tirad Pass

• The First Gunshot