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Philippine Reading History (American Period)(social & political)

Total questions: 64

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When did the Taft Commission enacted Act No.74 which established the Philippine public school system?

(a)  

2.

When and where did the Philippine Independent Church was established?

(a)  

3.

Who was the founder of the Philippine Independent Church?

(a)  

4.

Who founded Democratic Labor Union in July 1901?

(a)  

5.

Who was the new church's Supreme Bishop that was proclaimed by De los Reyes?

(a)  

6.

When did Aglipay agreed to head the new church?

(a)  

7.

When was Fr. Gregrorio Aglipay formally consecreted as the Supreme Bishop ?

(a)  

8.

The new church was known as?

(a)  

9.

The new church was known as?

(a)  

10.

What are those teachers who arrived in Manila from U.S. that are on board the transport ship came to be known for?

(a)  

11.

Bright young Filipino students are called?

(a)  

12.

What year was it when there were 1,229, 242 students enrolled in 7,330 public schools throughout the country?

(a)  

13.

Numbered about 400 total students population of 97,500

(a)  

14.

When did the first group of 600 teachers from U.S. arrived in Manila, and what transportation did they used?

(a)  

15.

Taft Commission is known as?

(a)  

16.

Who are the members of the Taft Commission?

(a)  

17.

Who and When did the instructions issued?

(a)  

18.

The so called "secretary of war" who drafted those instruction

(a)  

19.

When was it expanded to include three pro-American Filipino as members?

(a)  

20.

Philippine Bill of 1902 is known as

(a)  

21.

Who are the three (3) pro-American Filipino?

(a)  

22.

Who are the two (2) Resident Commisioners?

(a)  

23.

When was Taft Commission created?

a)

March 16, 1900

b)

January 18, 1902

c)

July 16, 1900

d)

August 7, 1903

24.

What year was it when there were more Americans (2,777) in the government than Filipinos (2,697)?

a)

1900

b)

1902

c)

1904

d)

1903

25.

What year was it when there were more Americans (2,777) in the government than Filipinos (2,697)?

a)

1900

b)

1902

c)

1904

d)

1903

26.

When was the Philippine Bill of 1902 passed by Congress and it created the Philippine Assembly?

a)

March 16, 1900

b)

January 18, 1902

c)

July 1, 1902

d)

August 7, 1903

27.

When was the members of the constitutional convention were elected?

a)

March 16, 1900

b)

January 18, 1902

c)

July 30, 1934

d)

August 7, 1903

28.

When did the first free national elections were held in the Philippine for member of all Filipino lawmaking body?

a)

March 16, 1900

b)

January 18, 1902

c)

July 30, 1907

d)

August 7, 1903

29.

When was the civil government inaugurated?

a)

March 16, 1900

b)

January 18, 1902

c)

July 16, 1900

d)

July 4, 1901

30.

William Howard Taft served until?

a)

March 1900

b)

January 1902

c)

December 1903

d)

July 1901

31.

When did Pres. Woodrow Wilson signed the jones law of 1916?

a)

March 15, 1900

b)

January 4, 1902

c)

August 29, 1916

d)

July 12, 1901

32.

When did the election were held or the new Phil. Legislature?

a)

March 15, 1900

b)

October 3, 1916

c)

August 29, 1916

d)

July 12, 1901

33.

When did the mission submitted its report to the president that the Filipinos were not yet prepared for independence and U.S. should not yet grant independence to the Philippines?

a)

March 1900

b)

October 1912

c)

August 1916

d)

July 1901

34.

When was the bill approved?

a)

December 1932

b)

October 1912

c)

August 1916

d)

July 1901

35.

When did the U.S. repassed the bill that known as the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act?

a)

December 18, 1932

b)

October 15, 1912

c)

August 12, 1916

d)

January 17, 1933

36.

When did the Filipinos ratified the Constitution?

a)

May 14, 1935

b)

October 15, 1912

c)

August 12, 1916

d)

January 17, 1933

37.

When did the first national election was held in the Phil. to elect Pres. and VP. of the Transitory Government?

a)

May 14, 1935

b)

October 15, 1912

c)

September 16, 1935

d)

January 17, 1933

38.

When did the Legislature rejected the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act?

a)

December 18, 1932

b)

October 17, 1933

c)

August 12, 1916

d)

January 17, 1933

39.

When did Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the new independence bill?

a)

March 24, 1934

b)

October 17, 1933

c)

August 12, 1916

d)

January 17, 1933

40.

Those who sided with Quezon in opposing the law

a)

Antis

b)

Pros

41.

Those who supported the law and backed Osmena and Roxas

a)

Antis

b)

Pros

42.

When was it when Philippine Legislature sent a mission to the United States to work for the passage of an independence law?

a)

March 1900

b)

October 1912

c)

November 1931

d)

July 1901

43.

Taft Commission is headed by?

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Henry C. Ide

d)

Bernard Moses

44.

Who served from 1909-1916

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Manuel L. Quezon

d)

Bernard Moses

45.

Considered as one of the greatest Filipino Resident Commissioners

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Manuel L. Quezon

d)

Bernard Moses

46.

Who was the first civil governor?

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Henry C. Ide

d)

Bernard Moses

47.

Who was elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives?

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Sergio Osmena

c)

Henry C. Ide

d)

Bernard Moses

48.

Who was named as the Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Henry C. Ide

d)

Bernard Moses

49.

Who became Attorney General?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Bernard Moses

50.

U.S. Senator who filed an independence bill in the U.S. Congress with U.S. Congress Hare and Senator Cutting as Co-Sponsors.

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Harry B. Hawes

51.

In 1908, Who was named Secretary of Finance and Justice?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Gregorio Araneta

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Bernard Moses

52.

Who became the President of the Senate?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Gregorio Araneta

c)

Manuel L. Quezon

d)

Bernard Moses

53.

How months did Gen. Leonard Wood and Gov. Gen. W. Cameron Forbes stayed in the Phils?

a)

4 months

b)

6 months

c)

8 months

d)

7 months

54.

Who signed the "The Jones Law of 1916"?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Gregorio Araneta

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Pres. Woodrow Wilson

55.

Who signed the new independence bill?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Senator Milliard Tydings and Representative John McDuffie

56.

Who sponsored the U.S. Congress enacted a new independence bill?

a)

Cayetano Arellano

b)

Gregorio Araneta

c)

Florentino Torres

d)

Senator Milliard Tydings and Representative John McDuffie

57.

Who exercised both executive and legislative functions?

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Henry C. Ide

d)

Bernard Moses

58.

was elected as President the he presided the constitutional convention

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Claro M. Recto

d)

Bernard Moses

59.

Who approved the Philippine Constitution in March 23, 1935?

a)

Luke E. Wright

b)

Judge William Howard Taft

c)

Claro M. Recto

d)

Pres. Franklin Roosevelt

60.

Claimed that the Hare-Hawes-Cutting Act was the best independence law that the Filipinos could obtain from the U.S.

(a)  

61.

Who was elected as President? Who was elected as VP of the Transitory Government which otherwise known as the first Philippine Republic?

a)

Manuel Quezon,
Sergio Osmena

b)

Sergio Osmena,
Manuel Quezon

62.

Commonwealth Government together with the first Phil. Repub. was inaugurated on steps of the Legislature building in Manila

a)

May 14, 1935

b)

September 16, 1935

c)

November 15, 1935

63.

Served as President of the first Phil. Repub. from 1935-1941

(a)  

64.

re-elected as President in November 11, 1941 with Sergio Osmena, Sr. as Vise President.

(a)