P2 Flashcards
Was one of the major factors that propelled the United States of
America to become a major global power.
The Philippine-American War
It sent a signal to the international community that it
had the capability to expand its military might to the different side of the world
The Philippine-American War
The significance of June 12, 1898 to the Filipinos
Declaration of Philippine Independence
A start of a greater challenge is the creation of the Filipino government.; This marked the victory of the Filipino struggle against Spanish colonization
Declaration of Philippine Independence
This marked the victory of the Filipino struggle against Spanish colonization
June 12, 1898
When is the Philippine independence?
June 12, 1898
The drafting of the constitution was the first important task of the ________
Malolos congress
was the first important task of the Malolos congress
The drafting of the constitution
was the first important task of the Malolos congress during the
revolutionary government Because it is one proof that the Filipinos are capable of governing
themselves.
The drafting of the constitution
First Republic of the Philippines
Malolos Republic
Malolos Republic is the ____
First Republic of the Philippines
In August 1898, the United States and Spain faked a battle. This was the so-called _________
“Mock Battle
of Manila,”
This was the so-called “Mock Battle
of Manila,” wherein the United States ________ Spain.
“defeated”
This was the so-called “Mock Battle
of Manila,” wherein the United States “defeated” __________.
Spain
When is the mock battle of Manila
August 1898
The Treaty stated that Spain sold the Philippines to the United States for ________
$20 million dollars
The Treaty stated that Spain sold the Philippines to the United States for ___________, which
means the Philippines was now under the authority of a new colonizer.
$20 million dollars
The Treaty stated that Spain sold the Philippines to the United States for $20 million, which
means the Philippines was now under the authority of a ___________.
New Colonizer
Why did the “Mock Battle in Manila” Happened
Spaniards didn’t want to surrender to the Filipinos
He is the first first appointed governor-general under the
American occupation in 1901
Governor General William H. Taft
The reform movement led to the establishment of Katipunan because
a. The works of the reformists
enlightened more Filipinos about the reality of Spanish tyranny in the country.
b. Filipino farmers discovered a new crop that brought them wealth, leading to the formation of Katipunan.
c. The Spanish government accidentally granted too much freedom to Filipinos, prompting them to demand complete independence.
d. Katipunan was formed due to a misunderstanding during a local festival, which escalated into a movement against Spanish rule.
a. The works of the reformists
enlightened more Filipinos about the reality of Spanish tyranny in the country.
Filipinos realized that peaceful ways to change society were futile when ________
a. When the reform movement was unexpectedly successful, leading to complacency among Filipinos.
b. When the reform
movement failed
c. . When the reform movement succeeded in small reforms, but failed to address larger systemic issues.
d. When the reform movement failed due to the absence of charismatic leaders to rally support.
b. When the reform
movement failed
They appear as if they were the new Rizal and Bonifacio during the American occupation because they lead the mission to which the United States will help the Philippines in setting up a 10-year transition period.
Osmeña and Roxas
Osmeña and Roxas appear as if they were the new Rizal and Bonifacio during the American
occupation because they lead the mission to which the United States will help the Philippines in
setting up a __________________
10-year transition period.
What are the three vital Goals of the Katipunan
- Political
- Moral
- Civic
it aimed for the separation of
the Philippine from Spain, that is total independence.
Three Vital Goals of the Katipunan
has faced challenges but
perceived with optimism by the Filipinos.
Administration of Quezon
This is how the Commonwealth government:
a .it’s independence that entails to be welcomed by the Filipinos; It was seen as an opportunity to craft the destiny of the Filipino nation
under the American tutelage.
b. The Commonwealth government was founded on the principles of absolute monarchy, with power concentrated in the hands of a single ruler.
c. The Commonwealth government was formed after a series of misunderstandings during a diplomatic negotiation, leading to an unintended agreement.
d. The Commonwealth government was created by accident when a typographical error led to the wrong document being signed.
a .it’s independence that entails to be
welcomed by the Filipinos; It was seen as an opportunity to craft the destiny of the Filipino nation
under the American tutelage;
Who is: the president of the Commonwealth of the Philippines
Manuel Quezon
The role of the Philippine Assembly during the American occupation is _________
a. a government body
tasked to create laws for the country.
b. to have independence
c. to improve the agriculture of the Philippines
d. to create education system for the country
a. a government body
tasked to create laws for the country.
Composed during the American occupation
The Philippine legislature
The Philippine legislature composed during the ____________
American occupation
The Philippine Legislature is composed of two levels: ___________ and __________
Philippine Senate and the House of Representatives
The Philippine legislature composed during the American occupation is composed of ___________
two levels
became the foremost Filipino leader of his time because he is one of the lawmakers that fought for the 10-year transition period wherein Filipinos would establish their own government.
Manuel Quezon
Why did Manuel Quezon became the foremost Filipino leader of his time?
One of the lawmakers and fought for the 10-year transition period
What is the 10-year transition Period
For Filipinos to Establish their own Government
was the greatest contribution of United states of America to the
Philippines
Public education system
