10 Questions
Rizal speaks of the 'first piracy of the inhabitants of the South' as recorded in the history of the Philippines.
True
Magellan's expedition captured ships of islands they were not yet acquainted with, demanding a small ransom.
False
Historians always interpret the conduct of natives in the best possible sense.
False
Rizal had contacts with various Asian nationalists during his time.
False
Rizal spent time in Japan studying Japanese culture and ways.
True
European scientific and technological progress did not interest Rizal.
False
Rizal abhorred only Spanish colonialism, not Europe's sense of racial superiority.
False
Rizal showed signs of consciousness of Filipino solidarity with other Malay peoples.
True
The crimes committed by Portuguese, Spaniards, and Dutch were praised by Rizal.
False
The motive for quarrels with natives often came from those claiming to civilize them by force and at the price of their territory.
True
Test your knowledge on the meaning and relevance of history, sources of history, primary sources, historical criticism, colonial historiography, Philippine historiography, and characteristics of contemporary Philippine historiography as outlined in Chapter I of the course.
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