Which of the following DOES NOT belong to the group?

Which of the following was the immediate result of Cavite Mutiny on January 20, 1872?

Which of the following is considered to be the ‘favorable environment’ that enabled the birth of Filipino nationalism?

Pres. Emilio F. Aguinaldo declared war with what country on June 2, 1899?

ch of the following is TRUE about the issue of racial equality in relation to Philippine nationalism?

The position of the military governor was abolished on 1902. From whose authority did the military governor administer the affairs of the Philippines?

In 1902, which of the following law was established?

This law as modelled after the Homestead Acts of the United States of Congress which allows the individuals to claim land on the basis of 5-year residency.

n act ratified by the Philippine Senate which provides for the granting of Philippine independence by 1946.

In 1909, which of the following law was enacted about the establishment of trade between the Philippines and the United States of America?

In 1916, which law was enacted by the US Congress which serves as the new constitution of the Philippines that replaced the Organic Act of 1902.

In 1919, Philippine Government funded a mission in the United States which is about –

In January 21, 1899, Emilio Aguinaldo established the First Philippine Republic in the province of ______________ which was not recognized by the Americans.

He was the last military official of the First Philippine Republic who surrendered with the Americans that ended the Philippine-American War.

In January 2, 1942, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Commander of the United States Armed Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) retreated in ____________________.

On March 1942, the Philippine Commonwealth Government was self-exiled in ________________.

Who was the first president of the Commonwealth Government of the Philippines which is based on the principles similar to the US Constitution?

When the position of the military governor was abolished in 1902, the position was held by a civilian and thus called – 

In 1907, Flag Law was enacted which –

On December 10, 1941, _____________________troops landed on North Luzon that signaled another era of foreign rule in the Philippines.

US President who declared complete pardon and amnesty to all persons in the Philippine Archipelago who participated in the conflict that they called Philippine Insurrection.

He was the first Civil Governor of the civil government in the Philippines.

He conducted the first recorded local elections in the Philippines on May 7, 1899 in Baliuag, Bulacan.

On December 21, 1898, he appointed a 5-man group Philippine Commission to investigate the conditions in the island and make recommendations.

On May 8, 1899, a unanimous voting made by the Revolutionary Congress replaced Apolinario Mabini as head of the Cabinet and was replaced by – 

Representatives of the First Philippine Commission requested to Pres. McKinley to –

On November 7, 1900, the Treaty of Paris urged _______________ to cede to the United States of America all other territories outside the demarcation set in Paris.

On March 16, 1900, Pres. McKinley appointed the Second Philippine Commission headed by William Howard Taft. This commission was also known as –

An act passed by US Congress that contain Spooner Amendment which provided the US President a legislative authority to establish a civil government in the Philippines.

The First Philippine Republic ended because –

They were recruited teachers in the United States by virtue of Education Act of 1901 who arrived in the Philippines by June and August of that year on board of US ship Sheridan and Thomas.

The Insular Government of the Philippines used _______________________ as its constitution until 1916 when Jones Act was enacted into law.

The Japanese troops launched ________________ in several cities and military installations in the Philippines on December 8, 1941.

Pres. Manuel Luis Quezon won the election for the newly created office of the President of ______________________.

On December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked American military installations in Pearl Harbor, ____________________.

Manuel Luis Quezon and ______________________ endorsed the Jones Bill in 1912 because it provides for the granting of Philippine independence after 8 years.

Which of the following bill was vetoed by Pres. Hervert Hoover but overrode by US Congress and became a law?

The first fight during the Philippine-American War was also known as –

Which of the following is considered the root of Philippine nationalism?

During the colonial time, this country is a viceroyalty of Spain in that directly manages the Spanish colony in the Philippines.

The Galleon Trade Route in the Pacific passes through ____________ ​ and ______________ before reaching Mexico.

It serves as the single economic activity of the colonial government in the Philippines which the economic sustenance and survival depends.

A religion that came to profoundly shape life in many parts of the archipelago brought by the Spaniards.

He agrees with Teodoro Agoncillo that the struggles of the indios or the natives gradually awakened the consciousness for them to identify themselves as one nation.

Based on Lewis M. Killian’s typology of social movements, Philippine colonial revolts can be re-evaluated as – 

This is a characteristic of societies that produced no surplus production which will serve as basis for the existence of an institutionalized exploiting class.

Spanish’s feeling of racial superiority and the exacting of tributes with harsh collection methods, according to Agoncillo and Constantino, resulted to –

A reactionary social movement – 

During the Galleon Trade, goods from Manila were exported to the Americas and ______________.

They arrived and settled in the Philippines prior to the arrival of the Spaniards where they were able to control most commercial businesses in Manila during the heyday of Galleon Trade.

The Galleon Trade was able to connect four contents – Asia, North America, South America, and ________________.

Item No. 53 

The Galleon Trade is also known as _____________ among the Chamorros of Marianas.

Indio revolts can be classified into three – personal, land-related, and _________________.

The Chinese in Manila were concentrated in –

Galleon ships took at least ______________ months to travel from Manila to Acapulco or from Acapulco to Manila.

Viceroyalty status is equivalent to present-day term – 

On its return voyage, the Galleon ships carry church personnel and ________________.

It is an economic system that led nations to compete for the accumulation of gold and silver.

The Chinese in Manila are also called –

Which of the following is a macro force that enabled the Galleon ships to travel safely in the uncharted Pacific Ocean?

The American share of the Asian goods from Manila are largely sold in –

All of the following are geopolitical situations that enabled the rise of the Galleon Trade EXCEPT –

How many tons of silver was being shipped to the Philippines via Galleon Trade?

According to Renato Constantino, reactionary movements may be viewed within the context of two societies – the oppressor and the ______________.

The Filipinos were culture shocked or future shocked because they were one day awakened that they have to produce products for exportation according to _____________________.

A revolt in Kan Gara (now Carigara) which is triggered by religious beliefs was lead by a datu known today as –

According to Nick Joaquin, the Filipinos were culture shocked during the Conquista due to –

These are macro forces that influenced the rise of the Galleon Trade EXCEPT –

Technological progress that influenced the success of Galleon Trade was mainly due to –

European migrants in Seville changed the attitude of the Spaniards regarding trade as –

The demand for silver in China was due to –

All of these are micro motives that helped propel the Galleon Trade into success EXCEPT –

Item No. 74 

Spanish domination over the Philippines is –

Item No. 75 

According to Constantino and Agoncillo, the main source of indio triggers for revolts is – 

The Viceroyalty of Mexico is also called –

he Galleon Trade traverses what world ocean?

The Galleon Trade started in 1565 when __________________ established the trade route from Mexico to the Philippines.

He was the king of Spain when Miguel Lopez de Legaspi was sent to colonize the Philippines.

The normal Galleon Trade Route is –

The Manila-Acapulco Galleon Trade is also known as –

The decline of the Galleon Trade was exacerbated by smuggling through re-exporting of cargo to Brazil and _________________.

The bigger picture of the Galleon Trade’s collapse involves the arrival of modernity, decay of silver prices, and independence of ____________________.

The decline of the Galleon Trade involves crossing an uncharted ocean known as –

One of the reasons why the Galleon Trade decline is –