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Which event sparked the Filipino nationalist movement against Spanish colonial rule?

• Signing of the Treaty of Paris
• Execution of Jose Rizal
• Philippine Revolution of 1896
• Execution of the Gomburza

The Suez Canal, which opened on _____________ after a decade-long construction, is an artificial waterway that cuts across the Isthmus of Suez in Egypt to connect the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea.

• October 17, 1869
• December 17, 1869
• November 17, 1869
• September 17, 1869

What is the effect of the Suez Canal Route to Filipinos during Spanish Colonization?

• Filipinos used the Suez Canal Route to resist Spanish colonial rule.
• more Filipinos educated in Spain and other parts of Europe, causing them to wake up to the true condition of those who were left behind in the colony.

• The Suez Canal Route had no impact on Filipinos during Spanish Colonization.
• The Suez Canal Route led to the independence of the Philippines from Spain.

What was the Age of Enlightenment also known as in Spanish?

• La Iluminación
• La Revolución
• La Ilustración
• La Reforma

The Period of Enlightenment in the Philippines occurred from ________.

• 1872 to 1898
• 1600 to 1621
• 1800 to 1820
• 1898 to 1902

During this period, Filipino nationalism grew as liberal ideas spread and the Propaganda Movement was formed by _______.

• Filipino intellectuals living in Spain
• Chinese merchants in the Philippines
• Spanish missionaries in the Philippines
• Filipino farmers in the Philippines

What does the movemet formed by FIlipino Illustrados aimed for?

• Complete independence from Spanish colonial rule
• Integration into the American colonial system
• Preservation of traditional Filipino culture
• reforms in the Philippines and closer ties between Spain and its colony.

The most important influences of the Age of Enlightenment can be reflected in the political revolutions that broke out such as

• Scientific Revolution and Agricultural Revolution
• Chinese Revolution and Cuban Revolution
• American Revolution and French Revolution
• Russian Revolution and Industrial Revolution

What is Cadiz Constitution?

• The Cádiz Constitution limited the power of the King, ended Feudalism, provided equality between Spanish-born Spaniards, Americans, Filipinos, and ended the Spanish Inquisition.

• The Cadiz Constitution was a military treaty.
• The Cadiz Constitution was the last constitution of Spain.
• The Cadiz Constitution was signed in the 20th century.

The Cadiz Constitution, which was formally implemented in Manila soon after, established the principles of

• monarchy
• authoritarianism
• liberalism
• communism