In pre-colonial Philippine society, what term referred to the noble or aristocratic class?

Bago dumating ang mga sumunod na pangkat ng migrante mula sa Timog-Silangang Asya, ang mga Negrito ang unang nanirahan sa kapuluan at itinuturing na _________________ . 

Which Spanish expedition is associated with giving the archipelago thename “Las Islas Filipinas”?

Who presided over the first Easter Sunday Mass held in the Philippines?

Who was the first Spanish governor-general in the Philippines?

Which religious order first arrived in the Philippines and began large-scale Christianization efforts during the Spanish period?

Which term refers to Spaniards of pure Spanish blood who were born in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period?

_______________: enacted the 1849 surname decree, directing people to officially adopt a family name.

Governor General Jose V. Basco : Established the Tobacco Monopoly.

Camilo de Polavieja : He signed the death warrant ordering Rizal’s execution at Bagumbayan.

Which Filipino secular priest is regarded as the leader and most prominent defender of the secularization movement in the 19th century Philippines?

Which Spanish governor-general of the Philippines (1869–1871) was known for his liberal reforms, such as allowing freedom of the press and encouraging the spread of liberal ideas?

Whose official report on the Cavite Mutiny portrayed the event as part of a wider conspiracy involving Filipino secular priests?

Jose Rizal was executed by firing squad, whereas GOMBURZA suffered death through ______.

He was a competent military officer but a ruthless governor-general, widely condemned by Filipinos for ordering the execution of Dr. Jose Rizal.

Which statement about Governor-General Diego de los Ríos is TRUE?

Which Bonifacio essay powerfully describes the sufferings of Filipinos under the Spanish colonial regime?

What method of resistance did Andres Bonifacio primarily advocate against Spanish rule?

This historic assembly was convened to settle the leadership dispute between the Magdiwang and Magdalo factions of the Katipunan.

Which historical site is associated with the Cry of 1896 where Filipino revolutionaries tore their cedulas as a symbol of the start of the Philippine Revolution against Spain?

Which Filipina revolutionary, known as the “Lakambini” or “Mother of the Katipunan,” was the wife of Andres Bonifacio and custodian of the society’s important documents?

Which Filipino revolutionary thinker, known as the “Brain of the Revolution” and first Prime Minister of the First Philippine Republic, served as Emilio Aguinaldo’s chief adviser?

He later became a U.S. president, but in the early 1900s first served as the Philippines’ initial American civil governor.

What law passed by the U.S. Congress established partial free trade in the Philippines?

Jones Law : Philippine Autonomy Act of 1916.

The Great Depression :American farmers wanted to stop the duty-free entry of Filipino sugar and coconut oil, which competed with their products.

Philippine Independence Act :______________

Which law passed by the U.S. Congress, also known as the Philippine Independence Act of 1934, provided for a 10-year Commonwealth period leading to the independence of the Philippines?

Which president is best remembered for promoting the “Filipino First Policy” and implementing an Austerity Program?

The Philippine Legislature has two houses: Senate and House of Representatives. What term best describes this setup?

He established the tobacco monopoly during the Spanish era.

In July 1901, Isabelo delos Reyes founded the first labor union in the country. What was its name?

What was the first term given by Marcelo H. Del Pilar to the notorious invisible influence and domination by Spanish religious priests over the colonial government.

Through the Galleon Trade (1565-1815), the Philippine extended contact with:

Various expeditions by Spanish adventurers were completed by the 17th century, resulting in the Hispanic conquest of Latin America. Who was the Spanish commander who led the conquest of the Inca Empire in Peru in the 1530s?

Which law enacted by the U.S. Congress in 1916 established a bicameral legislature in the Philippines with the Senate (Upper House) and House of Representatives (Lower House) to be composed of elected Filipinos? 

The Indigenous Peoples' Rights Act of 1997, officially designated as Republic Act No. 8371 was signed by __ 

In 1902, Isabelo de los Reyes founded the 

Rizal's novel revealing details of the abuses during the Spanish regime in the Philippines and translated as “The Social Cancer” or “Touch Me Not” was ___.

Who was a key player on the EDSA People Power Revolution and the father of the local government code? 

Which Philippine President is known as the “Father of Social Justice”? 

The epitome of the traditional Filipino woman; meek, submissive, obedient is to Maria Clara, as the symbol of the abused Filipino mother is to ___. 

Jose Rizal's essay and Marcelo H. del Pillar's various writings were published in the propaganda newspaper ___. 

Gregoria de Jesus is to Andres Bonifacio, as Hilaria del Rosario is to ___. 

Why did the Catholic Church actively oppose the passing of the Rizal Bill? 

As Jose Rizal to “Laong Laan,” so was Emilio Aguinaldo to ___. 

She was popularly known as “Tandang Sora” and known as “The Mother of the Revolution.” 

The Philippine Legislature has 2 chambers. This set-up is known as ___. 

He was one of the characters in Rizal's novel Noli Me Tangere who became the husband of Sisa and the father of Crispin and Basilio.

“Brains of the Katipunan” is to Emilio Jacinto, as “Brains of the Revolution” is to ___. 

Leadership of people with talent in a social system is the possible consequence of the policy ___. 

Benigno Aquino valiantly stood against the oppressive martial law era in the Philippines by choosing to be imprisoned and eventually murdered rather than cooperate with the dictatorial regime. Aquino showed that he was ___. 

The extended trade relation between the Philippines and Mexico was made possible 1565-1815 through the ___. 

The peaceful people power revolution in 1986 succeeded in ending the one-man rule during the martial law era. The Filipino people's achievement inspired other countries similarly situated such as Romania, Poland and Germany, to unite for ___.