The treaty of Paris happens on what date?

How many years did the spaniards rules the Philippines?

Spanish colonization on the Philippines began in 1565 during the time of ?

It is believed to be one of the earliest printed books in the Philippines?

Chieftain of mactan and also the first filipino who resist to be colonize by the spaniards.

It is the date where Magellan first arrives on the Philippines.

It was the earliest and for half a century, the most important system in the spanish to the Philippines for the ordering of filipino society and Labour.

The Battle of Mactan happens in what year?

This ruler of Cebu, along with other rulers, allied with Magellan and the Spanish, hoping to gain an advantage against their rivals.

Whose expedition was conceived both as a rescue mission and a voyage of discovery?

It is an agreement between Spain and Portugal to divide the new world; everything east of the line belonged to Portugal and everything to the west belonged to Spain.

Who is the first Governor General in the Philippines?

  He was the religious uprising in the Island of Bohol who urge his fellow Boholanos to return to the old native religion of their forefathers. 

Diego Silang declared the independence of Ilocandia  

Was established to be a voice in calling for reform and to inform the majority of the people about what is happening in the country.

All are the reforms desired by the Propaganda Movement except.

The propaganda movement targeted

Bandana was the Kapangpangan word for.

When did Aguinaldo announce the nation's freedom and the introduction of the Philippine Republic?

Who led the Philippine Revolution?

The brain of the Katipunan and joined when he was 19 years old.

The member of Katipunan that uses the password “RIZAL”.

He is called as a one of greatest traitor in Philippine History.

When was Andres Bonifacio’s death?

Who was the founder of the KKK?

When did the GomBurZa die by garrote due to false accusations, their tragic execution?

Who are the front face of the Illustrados?

It is a crusade or reform whose goal is to promote the welfare and happiness of the fatherland by means of writings & speeches.

They are the patriots who waged their movement by means of pen and tongue to expose the defects of the Spanish rule in the Philippines.

What were the causes of the revolts by the Filipino natives?

A Filipino organization that was created due to the reality that mass media is essential in propagating propaganda objectives.

It is a Filipino civic association of patriotic Filipinos founded by Rizal to crusade for reforms.

When was Rizal arrested and deported to Dapitan? It is also the date that is known to be the collapse of La Liga Filipina.

It is mostly triggered by the forced labor imposed by the Spaniards, and the abuses done by Spanish officials and friars.

What is the importance of Filipino revolts?

What are the three reasons for colonization?

It is a special judicial court that investigates and examines the performance of a governor-general who was about to be replaced?

          6. When did the Battle of Mactan clash in the Philippines?

What does the word “katipunan” means?

Who founded “La Liga Filipina?”

He founded the “Kalayaan newspaper.”

When was Rizal executed?

What is the position given to Bonifacio after the election?

He is the editor and co-publisher of the La Solidaridad and wrote under the name "Plaridel".

He served as a messenger for a castillian priest who war based in Vigan Ilocos Sur.

La Liga Filipina aimed to do the following except one:

It was a revolt that happened on 1663 where a group burned the church and the priest's house, and fled to the mountains.

He named the country in honor of the son of King Philip II.

The Basi Revolt was an unusual uprising because it centered on the fondness that the Ilocanos had for basi, also known as sugar cane wine. Who were the two individuals who were in charge of leading this uprising that took place in the town of pudding, which is located in the province of Ilocos Norte today?

When it comes to the Pule Revolt, which of the following is NOT an objective or reform?

Who was it who dispatched Spanish troops to quell the rebellion in Revolt Against the Tribute?

It refers to the doctrine that a government's authority is determined by a body of laws or constitution.

The Cry of Balintawak that happened in August 26, 1896 was renamed by the Philippine Government to Cry of Pugad Lawin and declared that actually occured in what date?

He served as prime minister of the first Philippine republic?

An assembly that was created to resolve the leadership disagreement. The purpose of this was to bring the two groups together and choose leaders for the new administration.

He assembled the Revolutionary Congress at the Barasoain Church in Malolos, Bulacan on September 15, 1898.

__________is a system of tax farming that was imported from the Americas and that was used to enforce Spanish dominance.

The belief that there is only one deity, an all supreme being that is universally referred to as God.

The belief in multi deities, which are usually assembled into a pantheon Gods and Goddesses, along with their own religious sects and rituals.

______ was the first European recorded to have landed in the Philippines.

__________is a system of tax farming that was imported from the Americas and that was used to enforce Spanish dominance.

They are the mediator between the god and people in ancient times.

They are the head of the town or pueblo. A municipal judge or governor during the Spanish colonial period.

He is the ruler of the Philippines during the Spanish Colonization.

 It was the only way to contact the outside world and import products from other foreign countries during the Spanish colonial period.

Who is the adviser of Sultan?

From what country do barangay people came from?

What ancient Filipino art symbolizes their bravery?

What is the ancient Filipino song for lullaby?

Who is the public announcer of the barangay?

Who is the supreme being during ancient Filipino period?

Who is Lalahon?

What is the song for celebration?

Which is an example of salawikain?

What is the Visayan term of alipin?

A strip of cloth that is wrapped around the legs and hips of the man.

Filipinos have their own system of writing called the “__________”.

It is a burial vase that has figures at the top handle of its cover represents the journey of the soul to the afterlife.

If the Maginoo was the noble class in the ancient barangay Philippines, what was the dependent class called?

During the ancient Philippines, the datu holds the power to create new laws for the barangay. He is not required to consult anyone when crafting new laws.

Who owned the pen name "taga-ilog"

What prompted Lakandula to rebel against the Spanish?

Which of the following is the longest revolt held in the Philippines that lasted for 85 years?

The "gateway" of the propaganda movement?

Circulo Hispano is an organization composed of Filipino and Spaniards that was established on 1882 led by who?

Which statement is correct?

How much did the Spanish government compensated Aguinaldo and his revolutionary junta?

What does KKK mean?

When did the leadership of the revolution pass to a young general?

The important events during 1896 revolution except:

He quickly emerged as the leading propagandist.

Who is a filipino theoretician and spokesman of the Philippine Revolution, who wrote the constitution for the short-lived republic of 1898-1899.

Who took over as a leader of the newly established revolutionary government?

Whose expedition was conceived both as a rescue mission and a voyage of discovery?

He is the Spanish Governor who was able to neutralize the rebellion by using the "divide and rule" trick.

Apolinario dela Cruz is also known as 

Jose Rizal's pen name is

Who told that Andres Bonifacio is not suitable to be the President of the Philippines?

Where did Jose Rizal die?