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WorksheetsPhilippine History Quiz [Evaluation]
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
This is a special judicial court that investigates the performance of the Governor General who was about to be replaced.
The Visita
The Residencia
The Royal Audiencia
The Alcaldia
This is the highest class in the Philippines in trusted offices of the highest rank.
Mestiso de Espanyol
Insulares
Tornatras
Peninsulares
On which date the Philippines signed a defense treaty with the United States under the pressure of the cold war?
1953
1952
1951
1954
What was the name of the community established by the Filipinos to help themselves against the abuse of the Japanese Soldiers?
HAKBALAN
HUKBAHAP
HUKBALAHAP
HUKBAHALAP
Wedding officiators at the time of pre-colonialism is also known as what?
Parish Priests
Hadji
Priestess
Babaylan
Which treaty was a part of the ending Spanish-American War that caused the Philippines to be ceded to the United States?
Treaty of Versailles
Peace of Westphalia
Treaty of Paris
Congress of Vienna
Which of the following established a bill of rights during the American Period that caused the Philippines to have a more autonomous government and grant independence?
Title IX
Jones Law
Tydings-McDuffie Act
Treaty of Tordesillas
When did Commonwealth President Manuel L. Quezon won the election?
May 14, 1935
November 15, 1935
May 14, 1936
May 12, 1935
A balangay or barangay consists of how many families during the pre-colonial period?
25 to 100 families
30 to 70 families
25 to 70 families
30 to 100 families
Which of the following is NOT a part of the pre-colonial gods that Filipinos believe to at the time?
Idiyanale
Sidapa
Angi
Lalahon
Where did the pre-colonial Filipino language descend from?
Austronesian
Polynesian
Afronesian
Hindusenian
Which factor most strongly influenced the formation of early Philippine chiefdoms before Spanish arrival?
Control of long-distance maritime trade
Population size of settlements
Adoption of wet-rice agriculture
Spanish-imposed social hierarchy
The Laguna Copperplate Inscription (LCI) is significant because it shows that early Filipinos had an advanced system of __________.
Monotheistic worship and temple construction
Metallurgy and large-scale weapon production
Writing, law, and socio-political obligations
Centralized sultanate government
The encomienda system in the early Spanish period was originally justified as a way to __________.
Train Filipinos for military service
Collect tribute in exchange for religious and military protection
Abolish precolonial class distinctions
Establish direct Spanish rule in all barangays
Which reformist organization in Spain played the most active role in lobbying for representation of the Philippines in the Spanish Cortes?
Katipunan
Propaganda Movement
La Liga Filipina
Cuerpo de Compromisarios
The Tejeros Convention of 1897 is historically important because it marked the __________.
Drafting of the Malolos Constitution
End of Spanish rule in Cavite
Transition from a secret society to a revolutionary government
Beginning of American involvement in the war
Which provision of the 1902 Philippine Organic Act most directly strengthened American control over the archipelago?
Creation of an elected Philippine Assembly
Requirement that laws pass both the Commission and the Assembly
Recognition of Filipino customs as binding law
Granting of U.S. citizenship to all Filipinos
The Tydings–McDuffie Act of 1934 is best understood as the law that __________.
Granted immediate independence to the Philippines
Established a 10-year Commonwealth period before independence
Allowed Filipinos to serve in the U.S. Congress
Replaced all American officials with elected Filipinos
Which strategy did the Japanese use to gain Filipino support during World War II?
Heavy investment in public education
Promotion of “Asia for Asians” through the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere
Allowing U.S. forces to remain in the Philippines
Recognition of Spanish cultural traditions
Resistance against Japanese rule was strongest in areas where __________.
The Hukbalahap and other guerrilla groups had strong peasant support networks
The Japanese invested heavily in infrastructure
MacArthur established civilian governments
The population was mostly urban and educated
The ancient trading community in Northern Luzon known for its pottery and jade trade long before Spanish arrival.
(a)
The native priest or priestess in precolonial society who performed rituals and communicated with spirits.
(a)
The Spanish fortification in Manila was built in the late 16th century as a defense structure and administrative center.
(a)
The Spanish policy of sending male Filipinos to forced labor for public works such as shipbuilding.
(a)
The Filipino writer known for his satirical newspaper Diariong Tagalog.
(a)
The Ilocano-led revolt in 1807 was caused by resistance to a government monopoly on an important cash crop.
(a)
The 1899 constitution that formally established the First Philippine Republic.
(a)
The 1902 organization of educated Filipino elites that supported peaceful cooperation with American authorities.
(a)
The Japanese military organization responsible for enforcing strict security and suppressing resistance movements.
(a)
The 1942 military march where Filipino and American soldiers were forced to walk over 100 kilometers under brutal conditions.
(a)
