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**CHAPTER 4** **True or False** - Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect in the space provided. 1\. Domingo Lam-co married Ines dela Rosa, a Chinese mestiza from the Parian. They migrated in Binan and became tenants in the Dominican Estate.- **[TRUE]** 2\....

**CHAPTER 4** **True or False** - Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect in the space provided. 1\. Domingo Lam-co married Ines dela Rosa, a Chinese mestiza from the Parian. They migrated in Binan and became tenants in the Dominican Estate.- **[TRUE]** 2\. Francisco Mercado, Dr. Jose Rizal\'s great grandfather, had agricultural skills, like his father. He was skillful in [land cultivation].- **[TRUE]** 3\. [Chinese mestizos had already established in the region, particularly in Luzon]. They had been significantly involved in the economic and social affairs of the Philippines.- **[TRUE]** 4\. The money lending activities of Chinese mestizos eventually led them to acquire land owned by naturales through an arrangement known as pacto de retroventa. - **[FALSE]** 5\. The preconquest social organization, and indigenous belief system justified the datu as deserving deference, labor service, control of larger and better landholding, and share of the harvest.- **[TRUE]** 6\. The primary sources of land for the state were donations and [mortgages of land owned by the Spaniards].- **[TRUE]** 7\. Kalabaw is the important technology that was introduced by the Spanish friars to Philippine agriculture. - **[FALSE]** 8\. [Diezmoz prediales] was the center of trouble in Calamba. - **[TRUE]** 9\. The friars rather than the Inquilinos were the main objects of grievances by indio peasants in the uprising of 1896. - **[TRUE]** 10\. The provinces surrounding Manila in the 18 and 19 centuries were the reasons the friar landowners were induced to enclose hacienda. - **[TRUE]** **Multiple Choice**. Encircle the letter that best represents your answer. 1\. He became the municipal captain of Binan in 1824. **a. Lorenzo Alberto** c\. Domingo Lamco b\. Francisco Mercado d\. Gregorio Alonzo 2\. The Chinese mestiza Domingo Lamco married a\. Teodora Alonzo c.Regina Ochoa b\. Brigida de Quintos **d.Ines de la Rosa** 3\. By 1603, barely 32 years after the founding of Manila as a Spanish settlement, the Chinese population was already estimated at this number a\. 10,000 **b. 20,000** c\. 30,000 d\. 40,000 4\. Inhabitants of the archipelago who are now called Filipinos **a. Indios** b\. Malays c\. Chinese d\. Chinese mestizos 5\. The Chinese arrived in the Philippines soon after the Spaniards arrived and became an important entity. a\. Political b\. Social **c. Economic** d\. Cultural 6\. The year Binondo was founded as a Chinese town a\. 1593 b\. 1641 c\. 1645 **d. 1594** 7\. The four Tagalog-speaking provinces  a\. Manila, Bulacan, Cavite, Tondo b\. Tondo, Batangas, Manila, Pampanga  **c. Cavite, Tondo, Bulacan, and Laguna de Bay**  d\. Laguna de Bay, Tondo, Manila, Pampanga 8\. The year that the Dominicans began formal proceedings to gain control of the land. a\. 1940 b\. 1840 **c. 1740** d\. 1640 9\. The secular priest who openly challenged the religious sector by writing articles in the Madrid newspaper [La Discusion]. **a. Fr. Burgos** b\. Fr. Zamora c\. Fr. Gomez d\. Fr.Pelaez 10\. The priest known as \"cura indigena\". a\. Fr. Pelaez b\. Fr. Zamora c\. Fr. Gomes **d. Fr. Burgos** **CHAPTER 5** **True or False.** Write True if the statements is correct and False if it is incorrect.  1\. The universities and general intellectual life that Rizal and other ilustrados encountered in Spain in 1880\'s were among the [most advance] in Europe.**[FALSE]** 2\. Rizal\'s speech in the 1884 banquet to honor Juan Luna and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo praised their work as it brought glory to the Philippines but not to Spain and insinuated that there would be a time when the Spanish flag would no longer wave over the Philippines. **[FALSE]** 3\. The selection of editor of the periodical to be published by the new organization La Solidaridad was a smooth process. **[FALSE]** 4\. In early issues of La Solidaridad, articles written by illustrado were either unsigned or used pseudonym. **[TRUE]** 5\. As a contributor to La Solidaridad, Rizal generally treat a subject matter in depth; he wrote polemical pieces such as his critique - **[TRUE]** 6\. Marcelo H. del Pilar was the official delegate in Spain of the Comite de Propaganda de Manila. - **[TRUE]** 7\. The Comite de Propaganda first was legal; political campaign was advocated in Spain, which was very successful. The second was vague but it involved a struggle for control of the Philippines.  8\. The reformists were [successful in] accomplishing the platforms of the Propaganda Movement. **[FALSE]** 9\. Noli Me Tangere was a scathing, full-scale indictment of the Philippine political and religious regime.**[TRUE]** 10\. Dr. Jose Rizal was inspired to write the Noli Me Tangere based on the book of [Uncle Tom\'s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe.**TRUE**] **Multiple choice.** Encircle the letter that best represents your answer. 1\. The educational system in the Philippines when Jose Rizal moved to Europe:  a\. Had greatly improved, which was why Rizal was sent to Europe as an exchange student. **b. Was deplorable, as a large part of the population was illiterate and the primary as well as secondary schools provided by the government were few and of poor quality.** c\. Gradually improved since the government asked support from Catholic priests to manage the schools. d\. Was under the full control of Catholic priests as they were the only ones who put up schools in different parts of the country. 2\. The two Filipino painters who were awarded for their work at the Exposicion de Bellas Artes in Madrid in 1884: a\. Juan Luna Novicio for Spolarium and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo for Vigenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho **b. Juan Luna who won gold medal of the first class and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo who received the silver medal of the second class** c\. Juan Luna y Novicio for Spolarium and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo for Vigenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho **d. Juan Luna Novicio was first place for Spolarium and Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo was second place for his Vigenes Cristianas Expuestas al Populacho** 3\. What signaled the beginning of the propaganda movement? a\. Jose Rizal\'s Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo b\. The abuses of the Spaniards remained unabated. c\. Filipinos started to peacefully campaign for reforms. **d. The execution of the three Filipino Catholic priests, namely, Mariano Gomez, José Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora** 4\. Which of the following does not describe the La Solidaridad? **a. It could be considered as the very first Philippine mainstream media. ** b\. An organization aimed to peacefully work for political and social reforms  c\. A publication that promoted Filipino interests d\. An organization that was established by Filipino expatriates in Barcelona 5\. Which among the statements best describe why the propaganda movement failed! a\. Spain could not care less because the country was busy with her own problems. b.The Catholic priests in the Philippines put up their own counter- propaganda. c\. Lack of finances to support the propaganda activities and petty quarrels among the reformists weakened the movement. **d. All of the above.** 6\. Did the propaganda movement achieve some success? a\. Yes. This moved Filipinos to revolt against Spain. **b. Yes. It expressed the pain, anger, and dissatisfaction of the Filipinos under Spain.** c\. No. It articulated the Filipino\'s desire and demands for justice, equality. and freedom. d\. No. Because of the deplorable educational system, most Filipinos at that time were illiterate and could not read. 7\. What was the Comite de Propaganda de Manila\'s plan of action to push for reforms in the Philippines! a\. It aimed to use the political process in Spain to win advocates for the Philippines in the Cortes b\. To eventually remove the Spanish friars from the Philippines and have an autonomous government controlled by Filipinos **c. Both A and B** d\. Neither A nor B because propaganda and politics were the functions of the delegation in Spain. 8\. The contributors of La Solidaridad used pseudonyms. Jose Rizal wrote using: a\. Dimasalang b\. Lang Lain **c. Both A and B** d\. Neither A nor B because Jose Rizal wrote Noli Mi Tangere using his own name. 9\. Which of these was one of the main demands of the Filipino reformists including Jose Rizal? **a. Assimilation of the Philippines as a regular province of Spain** b\. To seek independence from Spain c\. To let Filipinos govern themselves d\. None of the above 10\. Which of these was not among the main demands of the Filipino reformists including Jose Rizal? a\. Assimilation of the Philippines as a regular province of Spain b\. Equality of the Filipinos before the law c\. The granting of individual liberties **d. None of the above** **CHAPTER 6** **True or False.** Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect in the space provided. 1\. Pacto de Sangre was a historic ceremony between the conquistader and the native chief Sikatuna who, thereby, became sworn as brother who sealed a political treaty between Spain and the Philippines. **[True]** 2\. Because del Pilar\'s project was assimilation, he considered Pacto de Sangre as an agreement between brothers.**[True]** 3\. The ambivalence of Juan Luna\'s painting of the Pacto de Sangre was resolved in Andres Bonifacio\'s manifesto, which blamed Sikatuna for being susceptible to the cunning and duplicity of the Spaniards. **[False]** 4\. Tikbalang was a mirror of the Spanish friars, as well as an entity in the indigenous spirit world. **[False]** 5\. The friars were the first to believe in the efficacy of the holy water as medicine.**[True]** 6\. Despite their differences, the Spanish and indigenous world views were similar in the belief in an other worldly domain of spirits but the Spanish concept was centralized while the islanders\' concept was decentralized. **[False]** 7\. Under Spanish colonial rule, the charisma of the preconquest elite was atrophied. **[True]** 8\. Cockfighting was the activity that visually expressed the native\'s response of simultaneous acceptance and rejection of colonial rule. **[True]** 9\. In the colonial cockpit. Rizal noted in the Noli Me Tangere that the victory of the underdog was cheered wildly. **[True]** 10\. Change in gender occurred in the practice of shamanism in the wake of the Spanish conquest **[True]** **Multiple Choice**. Encircle the letter that best represents your answer. 1\. According to this Filipino historian, Pacto de Sangre, a resulting compact between Sikatuna and Legazpi, could be seen not only as the first bond of friendship between the Philippines and Spain but also the first international treaty between the Philippines and a foreign country. a\. Teodoro Agoncillo **b. Ambeth Ocampo** c\. Renato Constantino d\. Fr. Jose Arcilla 2\. He interpreted that blood oath as the pivotal event that established a lasting friendship between Spain and the Philippines. a\. Jose Rizal b\. Juan Luna **c. Marcelo H. del Pilar** d\. Gregorio del Pilar 3\. According to this historian, Katipunan is considered a revival of Sandugo. a\. Paul Zafarella b\. Floro Quibuyen c\. Virgilio Almario **d. Bernadette Abrera** 4\. The friar\'s mission in the Philippines was called as meaning that the imperial conquest was spiritual invasion, a massive intrusion of Hispanic spirit beings into the islands. **a Conquista espiritual** b\. Conquista cross c\. Conquista espanyola d\. Conquista espiritista 5\. They were described as being of both sexes and varying ages and of fair complexion, golden haired, blue-eyed. a Dwende **b. Engkantos** c\. Cafre d\. Sirena 6\. Caster of spells is also known as a\. Saludadores b\. Diwata c\. Maligno **d. Ensalmadores** 7\. It was in this book that gave a longer account, detailing the background of Legaspi and Urdaneta, describing the voyage, and explaining the context of the Blood Compact. a History of the Filipino People b\. An Introduction to Filipino History **c. Pageant of Philippine History** d\. Rizal and the Emergence of Philippine Nation 8\. Pacto de Sangre had been described as a symbol of the cultural transfusion which transpired after Sikatuna drank the wine mixed with Legaspi\'s blood.  **a. Pacto de Sangre: Spanish Legacy in Filipinas** b\. An Introduction to Filipino History c\. Philippine History d\. Pageant of Philippine History 9\. It became known as a medicine, such as what happened in Bohol where those who used it were spared from death in an epidemic that caused pains in the head and the stomach. a\. Medallions **b. Holy water** c\. Anting anting d\. Rosaries 10\. Cabecera means a\. City **b. Town** c\. Municipality d\. Province **CHAPTER 7** **True or False** - Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect in the space provided. 1\. The book of Dr. Antonio de Morga, Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas, was important because it described the events in 1493-1603, and it was a clear account of the history of the islands.**[True]** 2\. Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas tackled more the practical everyday affairs of the islands, and showed the policies of the government---its ideals, strengths, and weaknesses. **[True]** 3\. Dr. Jose Rizal found Dr. Antonio de Morga\'s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas in London Museum Library on May 24, 1888.**[True]** 4\. Rizal reluctantly chose to annotate Morga\'s book over some other early Spanish accounts.**[True]** 5\. Rizal was impressed with the book because it was based partly on documentary research with Morga\'s keen observation and his personal knowledge and involvement. **[True]** 6\. For Dr. Jose Rizal, Morga\'s book did not create the pre-Hispanic Philippine past, which Dr. Jose Rizal wanted to present to his countrymen to awaken in them the sense of pride in their race.**[FALSE]** 7\. Dr. Antonio de Morga\'s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas consisted of eight (8) chapters.**[True]** 8\. The first seven (7) chapters discussed the political events that occurred in the colony during the first eleven Governor-Generals in the Philippines.**[True]** 9\. Chapter 8 of the book was the least interesting because it gave a description of the pre-Hispanic Filipinos or indios at the Spanish time. **[FALSE]** 10\. The annotations of Morga\'s book were finally finished, and they came out in 1890.**[FALSE]** **Multiple Choice**. Encircle the letter that best represents your answer.  1\. Jose Rizal reprinted the book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas because:  a\. It was like an Inca treasure. b\. He was intrigued by the author\'s account of the Philippines. c\. He was interested in Philippine history. **d. The author was not just a mere witness but a major player in the events he narrated regarding the Philippine situation under Spanish rule.** 2\. Jose Rizal reprinted the bookSucesos de las Islas Filipinas because: a\. It was an account of Philippine history that focused on the Filipinos rather than on church history. b\. It was not written by a Spanish Catholic priest. c\. He had anticlerical bias. **d. All of the above.** 3\. Why was Jose Rizal\'s annotations of the book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas important? a\. He amplified and/or corrected the original narrative. b\. He exposed the cruelty of the Spanish Catholic priests to the Filipinos. c\. It created a sense of national consciousness or identity. **d. All of the above.** 4\. Jose Rizal\'s annotations of the book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas fell in two categories: a\. First, it was a documentary research about Philippine history. Second, Rizal amplified and/or corrected the original narrative. b\. First, he gave straightforward historical annotations where he amplified and/or corrected the original. Second, the annotations reflected his strong anticlerical bias. c\. First, Rizal was irritated by the racist viewpoints of Spanish historians who kept calling the natives \"savage\" and \"uncivilized.\" Second, he recreated a pre-Hispanic past. **d. First, he used history and historical revision to express his personal views. Second, he created a sense of national consciousness or identity among Filipinos**. 5\. What made the book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas possibly the best account of Spanish colonialism in the Philippines at that time? a\. It was partly based on documentary research. b\. The author Dr. Antonio de Morga\'s observations on the Philippine situation under Spanish rule were very keen. c\. The book was based on Dr. Antonio de Morga\'s personal knowledge and Involvement. **d. All of the above.** 6\. What was the reason Jose Rizal chose to reprint Antonio de Morga\'s book?  a\. Rizal felt Morga was a more objective chronicler compared with the religious historical writers at that time. b\. Morga\'s account was more sympathetic to the Indios. **c.Both A and B.** d\. Neither A nor B because Rizal liked the fact that Morga was a layman, not a religious writer. 7\. What was Jose Rizal\'s purpose for annotating Antonio de Morga\'s book?  **a. Rizal wanted to awaken the Filipino\'s consciousness and awareness of a past that was erased, falsified, and slandered by the colonial writers. ** b\. Rizal wanted to correct certain account\'s in Morga\'s book that were wrong.  c\. Rizal wanted to write a book that was not focused on the religious historical accounts. d\. None of the above. 8\. What did Dr. Antonio de Morga write in his book Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas?  **a. The discovery of the Philippine islands and political events that occurred In the colony beginning with the first eleven governor-general.** b\. His adventures on the islands as part of the conquestadores who arrived in the Philippines c\. He described the beauty of the islands as he traveled all over the country.  d\. All of the above 9\. What could be the most interesting part for present-day Filipinos of Dr. Antonio de Morga\'s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas? a\. The first discoveries of the Philippine Islands **b. How the first governor-general governed the Philippines** c\. An account of the Philippine islands that described the native dwellers prior to being colonized d\. How the natives surrendered to the Spanish colonizers 10\. What value could be found in Jose Rizal\'s effort of annotating Antonio de Morga\'s Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas? a\. It showed the importance of ethnography or the systematic study of people and cultures designed to explore cultural phenomena where the researcher observed society from a personal point of view. **b. It gave Filipinos a sense of history and identity beyond what the colonizers wanted us to believe.** c\. It showed how powerful historical revision could be as a propaganda tool.  d\. It showed how Rizal was truly an award-winning writer. Okay na, no? May sagot na lahat? Number 7 chapter5 pa