10 Questions
What was the reason behind the refusal of some locals in Ilocos to believe that the Cadiz Constitution was abolished?
They were loyal to King Ferdinand
What was the outcome of the several revolts that followed after the initial refusal?
The natives were continuously defeated
What did the defeat of the natives demonstrate?
The lack of national identity in the Philippines
Why were the Spaniards able to rule the Philippines for more than 300 years despite being a minority?
Because they were able to divide the country and rule through local officials
What was the composition of the local officials in the Philippines during the Spanish rule?
Gobernadorcillos, councilmen, and principalia, capitan municipalia, teniente, and cabeza
What did the titles of local officials give them?
Exalted positions and respectful titles
What was one of the privileges given to native local officials who were loyal to the Spaniards?
Exemption from taxation and community labor
How did the Spaniards control the natives through the native leaders?
Through giving them privileges and titles
What was the result of the Spanish rule in the Philippines?
The country was divided and ruled by the Spaniards
What was the underlying reason behind the success of the Spanish rule in the Philippines?
The lack of national identity in the Philippines
Learn about the history and context behind the Rizal Law, including the social and political climate of the Philippines in the 1950s. Discover the role of Senator Claro M. Recto and the impact of American influence on the country. Test your knowledge of this important period in Philippine history.
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