Emergence of Nationalism in the Philippines

How did the opening of the Suez Canal lead to the awakened sense of nationalism among Filipinos?

• It allowed the Filipinos to ask help from the Americans to liberate them from Spain.

• It facilitated faster travel time between Europe and the Philippines, as a result, liberal ideas were able to enter the country.

• It enabled the Philippines to befriend many foreign nations that helped liberate the country from its colonizer.

Why did Spain keep FIlipinos from being limited to quality education?

• Because for them, the Filipinos are already excellent.

• Because the Filipinos are poor and can't pay for their education.

• Because they did not want the Filipinos to be awakened from their oppressed condition.

What is the aim of the movement for the secularization of the church in the Philippines?

• To achieve fairnes and equality

• To transfer the power to the secular priests

• To honor the achievements of the regular priests

Who are the regular priests in the Philippines?

• Priests who are serving the church for a long time

• Priests that are belong to a religious order

• Priests who helped the Filipinos

True or False

The Gomburrza are part of the regular priests

• True

• False

True or False

The Cavite Mutiny was led by Francisco La Madrid

• True

• False

True or False

The Propaganda Movement aimed for the equality and assimilation of the Philippines.

• True

• False

What is the effect of the execution of the Gomburza?

• It awakened the nationalism and patriotic spirit of the Filipino.

• The Filipinos were united under the same cause.

• The Filipinos demand for equality and freedom.

• All of the above

Below are the obejectives of the Propaganda Movement. Which these is not part of the objective of the Propaganda movement?

• Fair treatment

• To become a part of Spain

• To achieve freedom and independence.

• The secularization of churches in the Philippines.

What is the contribution of the Propaganda Movement?

• Filipinos become more obedient to the Spaniards.

• The Propaganda Movement opened the eyes of the Filipino about equality and fair treatment.

• The Propaganda Movement informed the filipinos about the plans of Spain in the Philippines.

• All of the Above