Social Studies 6 Practice Test

Whose policy is this? "The Philippines is for Filipinos, not for the Americans."

• Jacob Schurman

• Gen. Wesley Merritt

• William Howard Taft

• Gen. Elwell Otis

The Commission that benefited the Filipinos.

• Taft Commission

• Philippine Commission

• Schurman Commission

• American Commission

The goal of the policy was to win the support of the Filipino elite and to create a class of Filipinos who were loyal to the United States.

• Pacification Policy

• Sedition Law

• Brigandage Act

• Coaptation Policy

This law abolishes the quota imposed on Filipino goods entering the US, and agricultural products only are allowed.

• Free Trade

• Underwood-Simons Act

• Municipal Code

• Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act

This policy focuses on the semblance of peace and order in the Philippines.

• Pacification Policy

• Sedition Law

• Brigandage Act

• Coaptation Policy

A form of government that is repressive and authoritarian; established in times of crisis/political instability and focuses on security only.

• American Government

• Civil Government

• Military Government

• Democratic Government

This law allows locals to exercise leadership and self-governance.

• Pacification Policy

• Sedition Law

• Brigandage Act

• Municipal Code

It is the awareness of and responsibility to one's community and society.

• Civic Sense

• Civic Consciousness

• Civil Defense

• Civil war

What was the Independence Mission that successfully approved by the American President?

• Tydings-McDuffie Act

• Os-Rox mission

• Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act

• Fairfield Bill

This sets the daily minimum salary of laborers.

• Tenancy Act

• Minimum Wage Act

• Public Defender's Act

• Eight-Hour Labor Act