Philippine history - Quiz
A) September 21, 1972 B) December 7, 1941 C) July 4, 1946 D) June 12, 1898
A) Ramon Magsaysay B) Benigno Aquino Jr. C) Corazon Aquino D) Ferdinand Marcos
A) Manuel L. Quezon B) Andres Bonifacio C) Jose Rizal D) Emilio Aguinaldo
A) Carlos P. Garcia B) Manuel L. Quezon C) Emilio Aguinaldo D) Sergio Osmena
A) Lorenzo Ruiz B) Gregorio del Pilar C) Pedro Calungsod D) Ramon Magsaysay
A) The execution of Jose Rizal B) The Battle of Manila Bay C) The Cry of Pugad Lawin D) The Siege of Baler
A) Emilio Aguinaldo B) Benigno Aquino Jr. C) Sergio Osmena D) Manuel L. Quezon
A) George S. Patton B) Dwight D. Eisenhower C) Frederick Funston D) Douglas MacArthur
A) Quezon Constitution B) Malolos Constitution C) Mabini Constitution D) Aguinaldo Constitution
A) Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah B) Lapu-Lapu C) Datu Lapu-Lapu D) Sultan Kudarat
A) Joseph Estrada B) Benigno Aquino Jr. C) Fidel V. Ramos D) Ramon Magsaysay
A) 1962 B) 1946 C) 1952 D) 1935
A) Andres Bonifacio B) Jose Rizal C) Emilio Aguinaldo D) Apolinario Mabini
A) Franklin D. Roosevelt B) Harry S. Truman C) Dwight D. Eisenhower D) John F. Kennedy
A) 1986 B) 1992 C) 1972 D) 2001
A) Sergio Osmena B) Carlos P. Garcia C) Manuel Roxas D) Elpidio Quirino
A) Batangas B) Ilocos Sur C) Bataan D) Cavite
A) Jaime Sin B) Rufino Jiao Santos C) Luis Antonio Tagle D) Orlando Quevedo
A) 1974 B) 1969 C) 1997 D) 1981
A) Harry S. Truman B) Woodrow Wilson C) Theodore Roosevelt D) William Howard Taft
A) By 47,000 years ago B) Around 3000 BCE C) At least by 709,000 years ago D) In the first millennium CE
A) Homo sapiens B) Neanderthals C) Homo luzonensis D) Denisovans
A) Tabon Caves in Palawan B) Rizal, Kalinga C) Callao Cave D) Cagayan
A) Austronesians B) Malayo-Polynesians C) Hanunoo D) Negrito groups
A) India B) Japan C) Taiwan D) China
A) Liangzhu and Majiabang only B) Hemudu, Liangzhu, and Dapenkeng C) Majiabang and Hemudu only D) Dapenkeng and Majiabang only
A) The 'Out-of-India' model B) : The 'Out-of-Taiwan' model C) The 'Out-of-China' model D) The 'Out-of-Japan' model
A) Han Chinese and Japanese B) Taiwanese indigenous peoples, Islander Southeast Asians, Chams, Islander Melanesians, Micronesians, Polynesians, and the Malagasy people C) European settlers D) Indian subcontinent cultures only
A) Tribal groups, warrior societies, petty plutocracy, and harbor principalities B) Only tribal groups and harbor principalities C) Only tribal groups and warrior societies D) Only harbor principalities and petty plutocracy
A) By 1000 BCE via trade with India B) During Spanish colonial rule C) In the first millennium CE D) Around 300–700 CE
A) Islam and Christianity B) Shintoism and Animism C) Buddhism and Hinduism D) Confucianism and Taoism
A) Zamboanga B) Manila C) Davao D) Cebu
A) The Philippine Commonwealth B) The Viceroyalty of New Spain C) The Insular Government D) Direct rule by the U.S. Congress
A) Continued colonial rule B) Permanent annexation to the United States C) Independence D) Full integration into the U.S. as a state
A) In 1935 B) In 1898 C) In 1946 D) In 1907
A) Italy B) The United States C) Japan D) Germany
A) Present-day Vietnam B) Palawan, Philippines C) Taiwan D) Central Thailand
A) 500–700 CE B) 1000–1200 CE C) 400 BCE–1500 CE D) Around 200 CE
A) Arabic script B) Kawi script C) Baybayin script D) Latin script
A) Hindu–Old Malay amalgamation B) Arab C) Chinese D) Greek and Roman
A) Ibn Battuta B) Abu al-Fida C) Al-Masudi D) Al Ya'akubi
A) Ko Ch'a-lao B) Macao C) Zheng He D) Li Bo
A) They lost to the Bruneians. B) They permanently conquered Brunei. C) They established a permanent colony in Brunei. D) They temporarily seized Brunei's capital.
A) 1581 B) 1599 C) 1576 D) 1605
A) Butuan Rajahnate B) Malacca C) Brunei D) Johore, Malaysia
A) Madja-as B) Sandao C) Brunei D) Ma-i
A) The Lingayen Gulf B) The Calumpang River C) The Marikina River D) The Pasig River
A) Ma-i B) Madja-as C) Pulilu D) Srivijaya
A) Iloilo. B) Sulu. C) Cebu. D) Manila.
A) Zamboanga B) Davao C) Calamian D) Cebu
A) Madja-as B) Ma-i C) Sandao D) Pulilu
A) 900–1100 B) 1000–1200 C) Before 971 – after 1339 D) 1300–1500
A) Rajah Sri Bata Shaja B) Datu Lapulapu C) Rajah Humabon D) Sri Lumay, also known as Rajamuda Lumaya
A) The Laguna Copperplate Inscription B) The Maynila Stone C) The Cebu Stone Inscription D) The Butuan Silver Paleograph
A) Indian war elephants B) Chinese crossbows C) European longbows D) Japanese-style gunpowder weapons
A) Emperors and queens B) Datus, wangs, rajahs, sultans or lakans C) Military generals D) Elected officials
A) It was uniquely decentralized. B) It did not follow Islamic principles. C) It had no royal houses. D) It was centralized under one ruler.
A) Tausug B) Cham C) Malay D) Yakan
A) The Orang Dampuans B) Buranuns C) Visayan migrants D) Hindu Sulu
A) Datu B) Maharlika C) Alipin D) Timawa
A) Pasig River B) Calumpang River C) Lingayen Gulf D) Marikina River
A) Established a new confederation B) Joined forces with Rajah Makatunaw C) Founded various towns D) Returned to their original homeland
A) Gold B) Silk C) Porcelain D) Spices
A) Its salt-making industry. B) Ceramic production. C) Shipbuilding techniques. D) Gold mining operations.
A) Panay B) Borneo C) Mindoro D) Samar
A) An Ivory seal B) A bronze statue C) A stone tablet D) A wooden carving
A) Spanish missionaries B) Tagbanua warriors C) Datus D) Rajahs
A) Datu Puti B) Labaodungon C) Paybare D) Rajah Makatunaw
A) Mishima ware B) Ceramic tiles C) Porcelain ware D) Bronze ware
A) Lakan B) Sultan C) Rajah D) Datu
A) Puti B) Paybare C) Marikudo D) Makatunaw
A) Lion City B) Golden City C) Trade City D) Rice City
A) Chao Jukua B) Li Bai C) Zheng He D) Fu Xi
A) Malacca B) Siam C) Manila D) Ayuthaya
A) 13th–16th centuries B) 11th–14th centuries C) 15th–18th centuries D) 9th–12th centuries
A) 1174–1190 B) 1100–1125 C) 1150–1180 D) 1200–1225
A) Shariff Mohammed Kabungsuwan B) Shari'ful Hashem Syed Abu Bakr C) Karim ul' Makdum D) Rajah Baguinda
A) Kumintang B) Cainta C) Pangasinan D) Namayan
A) Puteri Laila Menchanai B) Laila Menchanai C) Rajah Salalila D) Sultan Sulayman
A) Tang Dynasty B) Han Dynasty C) Song Dynasty D) Ming Dynasty
A) Chao Ju-Kua B) Robert Nicholl C) Efren B. Isorena D) Antonio Pigafetta
A) The Laguna Copperplate Inscription B) The Maynila Stone Inscription C) The Cebu Stone Inscription D) The Butuan Ivory Seal
A) Yijing B) Shiji C) Zizhi Tongjian D) Zhufan zhi
A) Labaodungon B) Rajah Makatunaw C) Sang Aji D) Datu Puti
A) Visayans from the Visayas islands B) People of Ibabao C) Srivijayan warriors D) Chinese merchants
A) Toyotomi Hideyoshi B) Tokugawa Ieyasu C) Luzon Sukezaemon D) Miyamoto Musashi
A) Thailand (Siam) B) India C) China D) Malaysia
A) Butuan B) Maynila C) Cebu D) Maguindanao
A) Pulilu B) Madja-as C) Sandao D) Ma-i
A) Late 17th century B) Not later than early 16th century C) Mid 15th century D) Early 18th century
A) Caciques B) Conquistadors C) Encomenderos D) Hidalgos
A) Sulu Sultanate Charter B) Baybayin Manuscript C) Laguna Copperplate Inscription D) Doctrina Christiana
A) The birthplace of the first Filipino king. B) A colony under Spanish rule in the 1600s. C) A precolonial Philippine kingdom on what is now Zamboanga. D) A major trading hub during the 1500s.
A) A group of local traders. B) Chinese envoys. C) Rajah Chulan himself. D) Ambassador Ali Bakti.
A) Moroboro B) Panay C) Odtojan D) Samar
A) Practicing ancestor worship. B) Building wooden palaces. C) Wearing iron armors. D) Blackening their teeth.
A) Agustín de Legazpi B) Magat Salamat C) Lakan Dula D) Rajah Salalila
A) Madja-as B) Brunei C) Srivijaya Empire D) Funan Civilization
A) Kutai B) Sulu C) Lanao D) Maguindanao
A) King Kamayin B) Chao Ju-kua C) A Spanish governor D) Gat Pulintan |
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