LWR Midterms
Rizal
TEST I
A
B (cause)
C (effect)
Writing of Noli Me Tangere
To expose Filipino’s grievances
Stronger sense of nationalism
La Solidaridad
Official newspaper of the Propaganda Movement
Headed by Marcelo H. del Pilar
Execution of GOMBURZA
Cavite Mutiny
Rise of Filipino nationalism
Intellectual Revolution
Age of Enlightenment
Rise of Modern-day scientist
Industrial Revolution
Demand for more modern products
Invention of machines
Commercial Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Use of Capital
Cavite Mutiny
Abuses of the Spaniards
Execution of GOMBURZA
Tobacco Monopoly
Growing demands of cigars
Philippines became Asia’s best tobacco producer
Religious Revolution
Immoralities of Catholic Church
Formation of Protestantism
Counter-Catholic Reformation
Protestant Revolution
Improvement of affairs of the Catholic Church
B
Protestant Revolution
To expose Filipino’s grievances
Medieval Age
Official newspaper of the Propaganda Movement
Immortalities of the Catholic Church
Age of Enlightenment
Growing demand of cigars
Cavite Mutiny
Demand for more modern products
Abuses of the Spaniards
Industrial Revolution
C
Philippines became Asia’s best tobacco producer
Rise of modern day scientists
Execution of GOMBURZA
Crisostomo Ibarra
Rise of Filipino nationalism
Stronger sense of nationalism
Formation of protestantism
Headed by Marcelo H. Del Pilar
Use of capital
Improvement of the affairs of the Catholic Church
Invention of machines
TEST II
If both statements are true
If both statements are false
If the 1st is true and the 2nd is false
If the 1st is false and the 2nd is true
If both statements are not discussed yet
a) The Rizals as a family belonged to a happy and wealthy class.
b) Majority of the family members were educated.
ANSWER: A
a) Filipinos waited for 1872 with the execution of GOMBURZA before sentiment of nationalism was felt.
b) Prior to this period, Filipinos were not nationalistic which also explains why there were no rebellion, revolt, and revolution that happened.
ANSWER: B
a) J. Rizal’s first teacher was Maestro Puli in Binan.
b) His first formal school was in UST.
ANSWER: B
a) Nationalism is best described as being patriotic and loyal to one’s country.
b) It is a feeling of loving one’s country.
ANSWER: A
a) The Intellectual Revolution ushered in the Industrial and Commercial Revolution.
b) But, the Religious Revolution was a different struggle since it was in the Church and was not influenced by the influx of new and radical ideas from the Intellectual Revolution.
ANSWER: C
a)
b)
ANSWER:
a) The Rizal family belonged to the upper class.
b) This was measured with the stone houses they had, educational background, and property they owned.
ANSWER: A
a) Economic activities like galleon trade, tobacco monopoly, and the rise of capitalism paved the way for the rise of the new intellectual Filipino middle class.
b) It opened the eyes of the Filipinos to be more concerned for higher education thus, the rise of Filipino intellectuals.
ANSWER: A
a) History 17 should be taught to all colleges only because it is a Presidential Decreed course.
b) The life,works, and writings of Jose Rizal is only a secondary reason for History 17 as an important course.
ANSWER: B
a) The union of church and state made the Spanish regime in the Philippines a successful one.
b) The success was measured with the number of years of Spanish colonization in the Philippines.
ANSWER: B
TEST III. Choose three numbers and express your answer or insights thoroughly.
1800’s Europe and Jose Rizal
History teaches life
Spanish colonization was characterized by the chief policy of converting the natives to christianity. Its motives therefore was not to exploit the island but to save the soul of their inhabitants
Filipinos unique intellect as reflected that of Rizal
Philippine Education and Jose Rizal