PPG QA Review

Below are the features of the state according to Hweywood, except for:

• Sovereign

• Instrument of domination

• It has military power

• It is a territorial association

Magellan discovered the Philippine Archipelago in 1521. However, it was only during his conquest that the Spanish colonial government was established.

• Diego de Almagro

• Panfilo de Narvaez

• Hernan Cortes

• Miguel Lopez de Legazpi

Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1826, while Philippines was ceded to the US through the _________.

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Bucharest

• Treaty of Zaragoza

• Treaty of Normandy

The Spaniards consolidate their power under a centralized government, which was led by the ____________.

• Gobernadorcillo

• Governor-General

• Ambassador

• District representatives

When the Spaniards implemented their form of government, there is a pre-existing form of government already. Spaniards appointed the chieftains as ______________.

• Kapitan

• Cabeza de Barangay

• Punong Barangay

• Padre de Barangay

When the Spaniards consolidated their power to the colonial government, the datu’s traditional powers were lost and were just limited to collecting taxes. The unified barangays is now called pueblos which were led by __________________.

• Alcalde mayor

• Gobernadorcillo

• Royal Audiencia

• Cabeza del Pueblos

It is a civil government established by the Japanese military forces to temporarily rule the Philippines.

• Naikaku Administrative Office

• Philippine Transitory Commission

• Sangiin Committee

• Philippine Executive Commission

It is considered as the Japanese-Sponsored constitution.

• 1987 Constitution

• 1973 Constitution

• 1943 Constitution

• 1935 Constitution

It is the constitution ratified under the Marcos regime that moved the Philippines to have a parliamentary form of government.

• 1987 Constitution

• 1973 Constitution

• 1943 Constitution

• 1935 Constitution

During the American occupation in the Philippines, he became the first civil governor of the country.

• James Francis Smith

• Francis Burton Harrison

• William Howard Taft

• William Cameron Forbes