Secularization Movement and Revolutions Quiz

The Royal Order of 1861 led to the transfer of parishes back to the regular clergy if they were from the ____________ media.

During the Secularization Movement, people surrendered some individual freedoms in return for safety and ____________.

Parishes became bigger during the Secularization Movement and needed more ____________.

Governor-General Carlos Ma. de la Torre opened the door for Filipino priests during his term of ____________.

Regular priests resigned and vacated their parishes during the Secularization Movement creating a ____________.

Archbishop Sancho de Sta. Justa was denied visitation during the Secularization Movement and faced the threat of ____________.

Jose Rizal dedicated El filibusterismo to the ______

Filipino sentiments were converted from native regionalism into ______

The Workers of cavite shipyard were dissatisfied with imposition of ______ taxation and polo

The Cavite Mutiny occurred on January 20, ______

The main goal of the Reform/Propaganda Movement was ______

The audience of the political writings and paintings during the Reform/Propaganda Movement included the Spanish government and educated ______

The secularization movement started to want changes in the government royal order to be repealed in ______

Fr. Mariano Gomez and Fr. Pedro Pelaez aimed for the return of parishes to Filipinos secular priests and exemption from tributo and polo in ______

GOMBURZA stands for ______

Fr. Jose Burgos sought equality between Spanish regulars and Filipino secular priests in ______

The individuals implicated in the mutiny were members of the Comite de ______ reforms

The three leaders/instigators of the mutiny were Fr. Mariano Gomez, Fr. Jose Burgos, and Fr. Jacinto ______