Rise Of Nationalism
This quiz is on the rise of Filipino nationalism during the Spanish period.
- 1.1. The social class that fueled the desire for nationalism through their writings.
- A.
A. Peninsulares
- B.
B. Insulares
- C.
C. Principalia
- D.
D. Ilustrados
- 2.2. This was Rizal's place of execution
- A.
A. Intramuros
- B.
B. Bagumbayan
- C.
C. Dapitan
- D.
D. Binondo
- 3.3. This was a political right that the Propaganda Movement was asking from the Spanish government.
- A.
A. Right of speech
- B.
B. Right of suffrage
- C.
C. Right of property
- D.
D. Right of education
- 4.4. Which of the following reasons was NOT used by Spain against Rizal that led to to his execution?
- A.
A. His literary works were seditious
- B.
B. He was a Mason
- C.
C. He was associated with the Katipunan
- D.
D. He openly defied the Spanish governor general to go on a exile
- 5.5. Their death inspired the Propaganda Movement to write about the injustices and cruelty of Spain to the Filipinos.
- A.
A. Hermano Pule
- B.
B. Diego and Gabriela Silang
- C.
C. Gomburza
- D.
D. Jose Rizal
- 6.6. A political condition common throughout the archipelago that developed nationalism among the Indios.
- A.
A. Immense church influence over state affairs
- B.
B. Equal opportunity for all social classes
- C.
C. Gender equality
- D.
D. Control of all lands by the encomenderos
- 7.7. This was the social condition common across the country that led to the Philippine Revolution of 1896.
- A.
A. Filipino priests were dismissed from the management of the local parishes
- B.
B. Filipino solders in the Spanish army were asked to render forced labor
- C.
C. The publication of the Noli Me Tangere stirred controversy in the government.
- D.
D. Abuses against the Indios who were suspected of being of part of a revolt
- 8.8. This was the primary reason for the miseducation of the Filipinos under Spain.
- A.
A. Inability of the Filipinos to learn and communicate in the Spanish language
- B.
B. Failure of the Indios about the Catholic religion
- C.
C. Continued illiteracy of the natives during the colonial period
- D.
D. Failure of the Spanish government to build parochial schools across the country
- 9.9. This event triggered the start of the Philippine Revolution of 1896.
- A.
A. Cry of Pugadlawin
- B.
B. Death of Rizal
- C.
C. Execution of Bonifacio
- D.
D. Publication of El Filibusterismo
- 10.10. The signing of this document ended Spanish colonial rule in the Philippines.
- A.
A. Intercaetera
- B.
B. Treaty of Great Britain
- C.
C. Treaty of Paris
- D.
D. Treaty of Tordesillas
- 11.Is [your statement here] true or false?
- A.
True
- B.
False
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