Life during the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines

Which is NOT a social reform during the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines?

• Curfew

• Confiscated radios

• Censorship of published news

• Issuance of Mickey Mouse money.

Which is NOT a cultural reform during the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines?

• Curfew was imposed in provinces.

• Nihongo and Tagalog was promoted.

• Love for labor and dignity of work was emphasized.

• Philippine History and Character Education was mandated.

Which is NOT a economic reform during the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines?

• JMA took control of NARIC

• Buy and sell trading became more popular

• Laurel created BIBA to provide food for Filipinos

• The Japanese government distributes Mickey Mouse money.

This is issued by the government and becomes worthless as it circulates within a country’s economy.

(a)  

This refers to the dedication of production and skills toward the provision of defense requirements during war.

(a)  

This was originally tasked to stabilize prices and supply of staple foods.

(a)  

President Laurel orders the dissolution of NARIC and creates this agency to provide food exclusively to Filipinos

(a)  

How did the Filipinos adapted during the Japanese Occupation?

• lowered the standard of living

• planting of crops for food

• returned to the province

• buy-and-sell trade

Why did BIBA fail to provide food supplies to Filipinos?

• The suppliers did not like President Laurel.

• The Japanese bought the rice from suppliers directly.

• The suppliers sold the rice to the black market at higher prices.

• The Japanese bought the rice from suppliers at a higher price.

Do you know anyone who had lived through the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines?

• Yes

• No