Philippine Revolution Chapter 4-7

According to the education system of the friars, Latin and ______ were mandatory requirements for the study of Philosophy, Theology, and Jurisprudence in the University of Santo Tomas (UST).

Majority of the Filipinos who had enough financial resources to study in ______ studied for priesthood since they were held in high esteem by the natives.

The education system in the Philippines before the revolution was wholly ______.

The friars opened ______ and pharmaceutical schools in order to discourage the young Filipinos from studying in Spain or abroad.

Don Jose Rizal was a ______ student.

Due to the lack of studies not available in the Philippines, wealthy families preferred to study in ______ and travel Europe.

The friars looked with ______ at lawyers.

The Manila ______ Schools existed, these are schools that teach Latin by using the language with a bit of Spanish.

The director _______ of the public treasury assisted him.

The Council of State is composed of the chief commandant of the naval _______ and squadron.

Only a few Filipinos were securely employed as officers in the _______ administration.

Few Filipinos were more outstanding for their _______ than their learning.

Each government employee would try to make the most of the short time they would have in the office so that their _______ should not catch them unprovided for.

Employees from each government center or branch office would cover up for one _______.

If any Filipino denounces the abuses of the Spanish officials and friars, they will be _______.

The City of Manila only had a representative _______ government.

The Katipunan was led by _______ Bonifacio.

Apolinario Mabini notes that the Katipunan might not have grown so big if the organizations of _______ associations had been permitted to enter.

The Katipunan grew very quickly because of the friars' actions against the _______.

The Liga Filipina promoted peaceful actions amongst all else, even after all the abuses and more so with the pact made in _______ Bato.

The Katipunan was formed by those who did not agree to continue the publications, led by _______ Bonifacio.

The Cuerpo de Compromisarios was formed by those who agreed to continue the _______.

La Solidaridad was founded by __________ in Europe.

The first publication of La Solidaridad was released in __________, Spain on February 15, 1889.

Marcelo H. del Pilar used the pen name __________.

Sobre La Indolencia De Los Filipinas was a series of essays written by __________.

The challenges faced by the propagandists during the Philippine Revolution included conflicts among key figures such as __________ and del Pilar.

Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere portrays __________, a wealthy Filipino with mixed Spanish-Filipino heritage.

Dr. Jose Rizal used the pen name __________, which is also the name of a railway station in Manila.

The Philippine Revolution was revealed through __________ written by Rizal.

Rizal conceived the idea of organizing a society called ______.

The Liga Filipina was established shortly before Rizal's exile to ______ in Mindanao.

Rizal organized the ______ Filipina when he returned to the Philippines in July, 1892.

One of the Liga's aims was to unite the whole archipelago into one ______, vigorous, and homogenous body;

The society was reorganized later by individuals like ______ Franco and Andres Bonifacio.

Apolinario Mabini was appointed as secretary of the supreme ______ during this reorganization.

After Rizal's capture, ______ Liga Filipina became inactive.

Members were required to pay a fee to cover the expenses of ______ Solidaridad.