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    Philippine Politics and Governance

    Read each questions carefully then


    write the correct answer on your
    paper.
    1. The barangay was considered as the basic
    political unit that existed throughout the
    Philippine islands prior to the arrival of the
    Spaniards in 1521. Before the colonization
    period, the barangay was led by a __________.
    a. maharlika
    b. datu
    c. Gobernador
    d. Cabeza de barangay
    2. He is the most powerful and highest political
    leader of the Spanish Government in the
    Philippines during the Spanish Period and the
    representative of the King of Spain.
    a. Datu
    b. Cortes
    c. Gobernador General
    d. Emilio Aguinaldo
    3. What does KKK stand for?

    4-5. The Katipunan in Cavite was


    divided into two factions. What
    are these?
    6. In 1897, the Katipuneros convened in
    Tejeros Cavite where they established a
    revolutionary government. Who was
    elected as President?
    a. Andres Bonifacio
    b. Emilio Aguinaldo
    c. Antonio Luna
    d. Apolinario Mabini
    7. Who is the President of the First
    Philippine Republic?
    a. Andres Bonifacio
    b. Emilio Aguinaldo
    c. Manuel L. Quezon
    d. Sergio Osmeña
    8. The first declaration of independence
    was held in Kawit, Cavite where the first
    Filipino flag was waved and the national
    anthem was played. This happened on
    a. June 12, 1896
    b. June 12, 1897
    c. June 12, 1898
    d. June 12, 1899
    9. The Constitution which is considered as the first
    code of law that was created, deliberated, and
    approved from a national perspective by the
    Congress that convened in Bulacan during the
    presidency of Aguinaldo. It paved way for the
    establishment of the First Philippine Republic.
    a. Cortes
    b. Malolos Constitution
    c. Pact of Biak-na-Bato
    d. Kartilya ng Katipunan
    10. The transfer of sovereignty over the
    Philippines from the Spaniards to the
    Americans was through the signing of
    a. Treaty of Paris
    b. Pact of Biak na Bato
    c. Tydings-McDuffie Act
    d. Malolos Constitution
    11. When the Americans came to the
    Philippines, they led through a Military
    Government. Name one Military
    Governor who led the Philippines
    during the American Period.
    12. In 1916, the Philippine Autonomy Act was passed
    and provided for changes in the civil government in
    anticipation of eventual independence. It made
    significant changes in legislative and executive
    branches of the government. This law is also known
    as the ______________.
    a. Treaty of Paris
    b. Jones Law
    c. Tydings-McDuffie Act
    d. Act No. 82
    13. The Hare-Hawes Cutting Act set a ten-year
    preparatory period for Philippine Independence.
    During this period, a transition government will be
    established which would be led by the Filipinos. This
    type of government was
    a. Military government
    b. Puppet government
    c. Commonwealth government
    d. Republican government
    14. With the ratification of Tydings-McDuffie Act, the
    Philippine government formed a Constitutional
    Convention which created the 1935 Constitution.
    This convention was led by
    a. Emilio Aguinaldo
    b. Manuel L. Quezon
    c. Claro M. Recto
    d. Sergio Osmeña
    15. The first national election was held on
    September 12, 1935. Who won as the
    President?
    a. Manuel L. Quezon
    b. Manuel Roxas
    c. Josse P. Laurel
    d. Sergio Osmeña
    16. Which of the following was not accomplished
    during the time of Quezon?
    a. Organization of the National Language
    Commission
    b. Establishment of the Philippine Military
    Academy
    c. Filipino became our national language
    d. Quezon City became the capital of the
    country
    17. Commonwealth Act No. 1 was promulgated to
    secure a reservist citizen army for the defense
    of the country in times of war. It also created
    the Philippine Army, Phil. Military Academy, and
    Phil. Military Training Program. This law is also
    known as
    a. Jones Law
    b. National Defense Act
    c. Tydings-Kocialkowski Act
    18. Bataan and Corregidor were the last line of
    defense of the Philippines against the Japanese.
    When they surrendered, the Philippines fell
    under the rule of the Japanese. The fall of
    Bataan was on
    a. April 8, 1942
    b. April 9, 1942
    c. April 10, 1942
    d. April 11, 1942
    19. The Second Republic under the Japanese was
    also known as the “puppet government”. Who
    was the President in this period?
    a. Jose P. Laurel
    b. Sergio Osmeña
    c. Manuel Roxas
    d. Douglas McArthur
    20. What is the meaning of
    HUKBALAHAP?
    21. He succeeded Quezon as President of the
    Commonwealth after the latter died in 1944.
    He led the Filipino officials when they returned
    with Douglas McArthur in Leyte.
    a. Jose P. Laurel
    b. Sergio Osmeña
    c. Manuel Roxas
    d. Luis Taruc
    22. This act provided for the continuation of free
    trade between Philippines and the US for eight
    years.
    a. Bell Trade Act
    b. Parity Rights
    c. Tydings Rehabilitation Act
    d. neocolonialism
    23. This gave the US the rights to explore and
    exploit our natural resources in exchange of
    free trade for eight years.
    a. Bell Trade Act
    b. Parity Rights
    c. Tydings Rehabilitation Act
    d. neocolonialism
    24. What does HMB stand for?
    25. Philippine Independence was finally realized
    when the US proclaimed it on _________ which
    was now known as Filipino-American
    Friendship Day.
    a. July 4, 1946
    b. July 5, 1946
    c. July 7, 1946
    d. July 12, 1946
    26. The president who succeeded Sergio Osmeña
    and under his presidency, the Bell Trade Act
    was passed.
    a. Manuel Roxas
    b. Elpidio Quirino
    c. Ramon Magsaysay
    d. Diosdado Macapagal
    27. He south to restore peace by negotiating with
    the Huks but was accused of tolerating
    corruptions.
    a. Manuel Roxas
    b. Elpidio Quirino
    c. Ramon Magsaysay
    d. Diosdado Macapagal
    28. He was known as the “people’s president”.
    a. Manuel Roxas
    b. Elpidio Quirino
    c. Ramon Magsaysay
    d. Diosdado Macapagal
    29. Upon Magsaysay’s untimely death, he became
    the president and pursued nationalist policies
    such as “Filipino First”
    a. Elpidio Quirino
    b. Carlos P. Garcia
    c. Carlos P. Romulo
    d. Diosdado Macapagal
    30. He signed into law the Land Reform Code and
    the recognition of July 12 as the official
    Independence Day of the Philippines.
    a. Elpidio Quirino
    b. Carlos P. Garcia
    c. Ramon Magsaysay
    d. Diosdado Macapagal

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