Philippine History Quiz AP G6 Q1 L1P1

What was the primary duty of a regular priest?

• To spread Christianity

• To report to the archbishop

• To be a parish priest

• To become active in the movement for secularization

What is the main difference between a regular priest and a secular priest?

• Regular priests belong to a religious order, while secular priests do not

• Regular priests report to the archbishop, while secular priests do not

• Regular priests are parish priests, while secular priests are not

• Regular priests are natives or mestizos, while secular priests are not

What was the purpose of the secularization movement?

• For secular priests to take control of parishes managed by the friars

• To establish more parishes in pacified areas

• To address the issue of parishes' administration

• To convert natives to Christianity

What event led to the execution of Fathers Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora?

• Cavite Mutiny

• Secularization issue

• Reform movements

• La Solidaridad

Which movement aimed for equality between Spaniards and Filipinos before the law?

• Propaganda Movement

• Cavite Mutiny

• Reform movements

• La Solidaridad

What was the official newspaper of the Propaganda Movement?

• La Solidaridad

• La Soberania Monacal

• Noli Me Tangere

• El Filibusterismo

Which book openly addressed the friars' influence and advocated for their expulsion?

• La Soberania Monacal

• Noli Me Tangere

• El Filibusterismo

• Fray Botod

What did Jose Rizal's novels, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, depict?

• The grandeur enjoyed by those in power and the sufferings of the masses

• The abuses of the Spanish officials and the friars

• The true nature of the friars

• The power of speech and pen

What did the Hispano-Filipino Association demand?

• Compulsory teaching of Spanish in all schools

• Establishment of secondary schools

• Abolition of inhuman punishment in all jails

• Elimination of the tax on the land's harvest and maintenance of churches

Which approach is preferable for defending the rights of native Filipinos?

• Rebellion

• Peaceful demonstration

• Both rebellion and peaceful demonstration

• None of the above