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Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 35mins
This was tasked to protect Ninoy Aquino from danger when he returned after his exile.
NAIA
BLISS
CPP-NPA
AVESCOM
Earnings from exported goods were charged with how many percent of tax?
40 percent
20 percent
30 percent
50 percent
Who was the president that declared Martial Law in 1972?
President Marcos
President Estrada
President Ramos
President Laurel
What was the name used by Benigno Aquino Jr., when he returned to the Philippines?
Bartolome Cabangbang
Cesar A. Virata
Rolando Galman
Marcial Bonifacio
He was considered one of President Marcos's principal opponents in politics.
Alejo Santos
Benigno Aquino Jr.
Bartolome Cabangbang
Cesar A. Virata
He was said to be an NPA member who was suspected to be the man who shot and killed Ninoy Aquino.
Eduardo Cojuangco
Marcial Bonifacio
Rolando Galman
Roberto Benedicto
During the time of the New Republic, How many percent were considered poor?
80 percent
70 percent
50 percent
60 percent
The term for giving favors to friends and relatives?
nepotism
amendment
amendment
parliament
President Marcos's opponent from the Nationalist Party in the 1981 presidential election?
Benigno Aquino Jr.
Cesar A. Virata
Bartolome Cabangbang
Alejo Santos
He became the prime minister of the Philippines.
Benigno Aquino Jr.
Cesar A. Virata
Bartolome Cabangbang
Alejo Santos
Bagong Sambayanan Improvement of Sites and Services or BLISS was built to alleviate the condition of the poor.
True
False
Two primary creditors of the government were the International Monetary fund (IMF) and the World Bank (WB).
True
False
Poor families became even more poverty-stricken because of the increase in the prices of basic commodities, transportation, etc.
True
False
Marcos`s cronies got so much money from these transactions because they were the ones who headed these projects.
True
False
The devaluation or the decrease in the value of the peso in the global market added to the misery and hardship of the Filipinos.
True
False
One reason for the declined of the nation`s economy was the Implementation of the monopoly of tobacco and rice.
True
False
The government tried to convince Filipino traders and capitalists to build a business in the country again by showing the Philippine economy was strong and stable.
True
False
Marcos was killed by a gunman at the tarmac of the Manila International Airport (NAIA).
True
False
The government tried to appease the Filipinos by creating a commission that was tasked to find out the person behind Marcos's assassination and his motives.
True
False
The commission was replaced by the Agrava Commission under the supervision of Justice Corazon T. Agrava.
True
False
The commission was replaced by the Agrava Commission under the supervision of Justice Corazon T. Agrava.
True
False
The change and progress that President Aquino promise under the New Republic administration did not materialize.
True
False
The US and IMF did not wish to grant loans to the country bec. Of the crisis, it was facing
True
False
Kilusang Bagong Lipunan (KBL) hoped that President Aquino would once again.
True
False
Corazon Aquino for Presidential Movement (CAMP) led by Benigno “NInoy” Aquino.
True
False
United Nationalist Democratic Organization (UNIDO) slogan was “Tama na, Sobra na, Palitan na!”
True
False
NAMFREL and COMELEC came up with different tallies during the 1986 snap election.
True
False
Cory Aquino staged a rally called “Tagumpay ng Bayan” at Luneta Park on February 16, 1896.
True
False
February 22 to 25 the peaceful EDSA revolution happened.
True
False
Marcos family together with close friends left Macanang and flown to Hawaii.
True
False
President Fidel Ramos placed the country under Martial Law against the United States on September 21, 1944, under proclamation 29.
True
False
President Corazon Aquino placed the country under Martial Law on September 22, 1972, under proclamation 1081.
True
False
Equal rights that aim to protect the dignity as well as the image of all individuals, groups, and organizations.
True
False
People's Power is the power of the people that is often demonstrated through revolution.
True
False
People's Power is the power of the people that is often demonstrated through revolution.
True
False
Promote authoritarianism.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Increase police power.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
A risk for political crisis.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Economic collapse.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Human rights abuse.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Eradicate Criminality.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Eliminate any signs of Terrorism.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Promote equality and equity.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Remove corrupt officials.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Improve Peace.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
He placed the country under Martial Law against the United Staes on Spetember 21, 1944 under proclamation 29.
President Laurel
President Marcos
President Ramos
Preisdent Aquino
Neutralize all criminal offender responsible for risking the safety and impunity against society.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Free from any sorts of disturbances that might risk the state of peace that their people are currently enjoying it.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
To flush out insurgents who are terrorizing the community and responsible for provoking harm, intimidation, and coercion to the peaceful society that you are currently living.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Public officials who are corrupt will be under contempt, which will allow the rule of law to apprehend them due to their mistake.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Equal rights that aims to protect the dignity as well as the image of all individual, group and organization.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Promote privilege and justifies any rights every member of society for purpose of providing them opportunity to become productive in their lives.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Leaders have the power to extend it.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
All the powers and orders of the government are only concentrated under his orders and plans for the society.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Have more privilege to exercise their position as security personnel.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
More powerful than local officials.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
They follow the command of the supreme leader and not the local leaders
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Freezes the power of executive, legislative and judiciary branch
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
The leader is the sole responsible for regulating these three branches.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Local and international businesses will halt their operation. Trading and transport of good and services are affected. More individuals will become jobless.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Mass protest with response to human rights abuse.
Benefits of Martial Law
Consequences of Martial Law
Martial Law was lifted through Proclamation No. 2045
January 17, 1981
June 16, 1981
June 30, 1981
Presidential election was held.
January 17, 1981
June 16, 1981
June 30, 1981
Marcos declared the birth of New Republic
January 17, 1981
June 16, 1981
June 30, 1981
He was accused as a member of the NPA, behind Ninoy's assassination.
Alejo Santos
Rolando Galman
Cesar Virata
During the time of the New Republic, _____ were considered poor.
40 percent
20 percent
70 percent
50 percent
The staged rally called _________ at Luneta Park on February 16, 1986.
"Tagumpay ng Bayan"
"Tama na, Sobra na, Palita na1"
" Bayan Muna!"
He staged a rally at Luneta Park.
Salvador Laurel
Juan Ponce Enrile
Fidel Ramos
1986 Presidential election( Snap election ) was held
February 7, 1986
February 26, 1986
February 16, 1986
Civil Disobedience (Boycott) is refusing to support a productor service as a way of protest.
True
False
