Quiz 2-Readings in Philippine History with IPS

These are documented conversations written and/or published by a firsthand eyewitness or the participant.

• Written Sources

• Images

• Artifacts       

• Oral Testimonies

   

All of these are Controversies arise in Philippine History except one?

• Site of the First Mass

• Battle of Tirad Pass         

• Cavite Mutiny

• Cry of Rebellion: Balintawak or Pugadlawin

What does history mean?

• The memorization of the past based on community sentiment

• The study how the past is interpreted using primary and secondary sources

What does history mean?

• The memorization of the past based on community sentiment

• The study how the past is interpreted using primary and secondary sources

• The study of economic systems

• The study of ancient civilizations

What is the importance of studying history?

• By learning about mistakes of the past, people will be less likely to repeat them

• To make sense of the present

• To unite the nation

• All are correct answer

What is primary source?

• A source used often

• A source found in an important book like an encyclopedia

• A source created at the time of an event by an individual who was there

• A source created after an event has happened

Whom did Magellan approach after King Manuel I of Portugal refused to support his proposed voyage?

• Louis XI of France

• Louis XII of France

• Charles I of Spain

• Pope Alexander VI

Amongst the people who returned in Magellan expedition was an Italian. He had faithfully written down the events of the voyage in his journal which became the chief source of information about the expedition. Also, he was at that time the only person who gave credit to Magellan for the success of the voyage. Who was he?

• Antonio Pigafetta

• Ruy Lopez De Villalobos 

• Juan Sebastian del Cano

• Amerigo Vespucci

The name given by Ferdinand Magellan to the Philippines.

• Islas de San Lazarus

• Las Islas Filipinas

• Watering Place of Good Signs

• Ladrones Islands

The treaty of __________was a 1494 agreement between Spain and Portugal that divided the non-Christian world outside of Europe along a meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape Verde Islands. Lands to the west were claimed by Spain, and lands to the east by Portugal, establishing their respective monopolies on discovery and trade in these zones.

• Zaragoza   

• Paris

• Tordesillas

•  Versailles