30 Questions
Which philosopher was a leading proponent of the Providential View of history?
St. Augustine
In the study of history, what does the Relativist view imply about the relationship between history and sociology?
History creates its own subject
Which concept aligns with the Progressive view of history mentioned in the text?
Mankind is getting better and better
Who among the following was NOT listed as a leading proponent of the Progressive view of history in the text?
Herodotus
What distinguishes the Modern Definition of history from the Traditional Definitions according to the text?
It is through written records, oral traditions, and cultural artifacts
How does the Traditional Definition of history differ from the Modern Definition based on the text?
Traditional Definition views history as a record of cycles
What is the main focus of studying the history of a country according to the text?
Understanding the system and structure of the government
Which school of thought in the study of Philippine history aimed at preparing the people for membership in the Spanish community of nation?
Assimilation View
Who were the representatives of the Clerico-Imperialist School in the study of Philippine history?
Pigafetta, Loarca, Placencial
What is the primary focus of the Malolos Republic Constitution?
Recognition as the first republican constitution in Asia
Which school in Philippine history was driven by the ideology that American civilization was superior?
Democratic-Imperial School
When was the Biak-na-Bato Republic Constitution promulgated?
1897
Which school viewed history as a reconstruction of the past reflected in records?
Nationalist-Realist Transition School
During which period was the 1943 Constitution effective?
Japanese Occupation
What was the objective of the Nationalist School in the study of Philippine history?
Influence destiny by pushing for independence
Which constitution provided a condensed version of the 1943 constitution with only a preamble and 12 articles?
Japanese Occupation constitution
What was the main purpose of the Commonwealth Government in 1935?
Setting up the commonwealth of the Philippines
Which constitution served as the fundamental law of the land from 1935 to 1972?
Malolos Republic Constitution
During which president's term was the convention opened to write a new constitution in the Philippines?
Ferdinand Marcos
What was the purpose of writing a new constitution in the Philippines during Ferdinand Marcos' second term?
To meet new challenges confronting the Philippine Republic
Which constitution was later called the 'Freedom Proclaimed Constitution'?
The Freedom Constitution (1986)
What type of government administers the Philippine government?
Presidential system of government
Which article of the 1986 Freedom Constitution focuses on implementing reforms mandated by the people?
Article XI: Accountability of Public Officers
In what year was the 'Freedom Proclaimed Constitution' adopted in the Philippines?
1986
Which organization was considered a secret organization during the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines?
La Liga Filipina
Who is known for being the author of Noli Me Tángere and El Filibusterismo?
José Rizal
Which doctrine is described as a national fruit of conquest in the Philippines?
Regalian Doctrine
What were the three fundamental objectives or aims of the Katipunan organization?
Political, Moral, and Civic objectives
Who was the publisher of La Solidaridad, the principal organ of the Philippine movement during the Spanish colonial period?
Marcelo H. del Pilar
What did the Regalian Doctrine emphasize regarding colonial governance?
Ownership of natural resources by the state
Test your knowledge on the legacy of Spanish colonialism in the Philippines, focusing on key figures like José Rizal, Graciano Lopez Jaena, and doctrines such as the Regalian Doctrine. Explore the impact of colonial governance and development on Philippine history.
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