Rise of Nationalism in the 19th Century

During the 19th century, the Philippines was opened to ______ trade.

The ______ government lost control of economic trade, causing free trade.

The economy of the Philippines became based on ______ products.

The appearance of the ______ class was a result of the growth of the cash-crop economy.

The ______ Movement was initiated by the Ilustrados.

The opening of the ______ Canal in 1869 paved the way for faster news and information travel.

The Propagandists, who included upper-class Filipinos from all the lowland Christian areas, strove to 'awaken the sleeping ______ of the Spaniard to the needs of our country'.

La Solidaridad was a newspaper circulated in ______ and Madrid, containing liberal views of the Propaganda Movement.

Marcelo H.del Pilar wrote most of his works in ______ because he wanted ordinary Filipinos to understand their discourse as elites.

Rizal's Noli me Tangere was conceptualized as a group in ______ but only Rizal actually took action to write the book.

Salome was described as physically ______ and weak but whose character showed strength against the triumphs she faced in life.

Donya Victorina was described as an old Filipino woman with a ______ complexion.

According to Maria Luisa Camagay, Filipino women of the Spanish period had a mind of their own, assertive, active, and ______.

One of the common jobs for women during the 19th century was a ______, or a nanny/yaya for a Spanish family.

Albina Peczon Fernandez described 19th century Filipino women in 3 K's: ______, Kirche, and Kinder.

The Educational Decree of 1863 ordered each town to have at least one ______.

Hermano Pule organized ______, a Catholic community limited to indios.

In 1868, the Spanish government instituted the ______ in an effort to stop Filipinos from rebelling.

According to Rizal, German women are superior to Filipino women because they are serious, studious, and walk as briskly as ______ and do not care much about fashion and beauty.

Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo represents his more mature ______ on the political and social conditions of the Philippines.

Rizal founded La Liga Filipina in ______ with the motto 'Unus Instar Omnium'.

Bonifacio was unhappy with La Liga because it was separated into two groups: Liga ______ and Liga Baja.

The Kataastaasang Kagalanggalangang Katipunan ng mga Anak ng Bayan, also known as the Katipunan, was founded by Andres Bonifacio and others in ______.

The application process of the Katipunan included being interviewed and answering questions such as 'Ano ang kalagayan ng ______ noong unang panahon?'.

Gregoria de Jesus was known to be the “Lakambini ng ______”

Melchora Aquino was 84 years old and lived in her ______'s house

Trinidad Tecson was not only a nurse but also a ______

The secret of the Katipunan was exposed by a ______ (Fr.Mariano Jil)

The Unang Sigaw ng Pugad Lawin is the tearing of ______ and the symbol of their resistance to Spanish governance

Rizal wrote a ______ a Algunos Filipinos or Manifesto to certain Filipinos on December 15, 1896

Cavite ______ council headed by Emilio and Baldomero Aguinaldo in Kawit

Mariano and Santiago Alvarez headed the ______ council in Noveleta

Emilio Aguinaldo declared 2 decrees implying that the ______ council would pursue a different direction

On March 22, 1897, ______ and Magdiwang met on Tejeros to supposedly consolidate the defense of Cavite

Aguinaldo suggested a new revolutionary government to disacknowledge ______ headed by Bonifacio

Bonifacio was arrested along with his brother Procopio sometime in ______ 1897

Aguinaldo considered ______ na Bato, Bulacan as their base

The ______ of Biak na Bato was signed on December 15, 1897

Pedro Paterno was involved in the ______ of Biak na Bato

Aguinaldo and his men sailed to ______ on December 23, 1897