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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 13, Conjugal Autocracy.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is considered shocking, just as it is back in the United States?
(a) Racial intermarriage.
(b) Religious differences.
(c) A humid climate.
(d) Cultural differences.

2. Why does Quezon take a secretive trip to Japan in 1938?
(a) His wife lives in Japan.
(b) He has always wanted to visit Japan.
(c) To discuss beginning a war with the United States.
(d) To negotiate Philippine neutrality in case of war.

3. How do some Filipinos feel as Marcos takes total power and crime plummets?
(a) Worried.
(b) Unsure.
(c) Pleased.
(d) Upset.

4. What effect do modest reforms have on the leaders in the Philippines?
(a) It increases the power of both Spanish bureaucrats and the church.
(b) This limits the power of the Spanish bureaucrats, but actually increases the power of the church.
(c) This limits the power of the church, but actually increases the power of the Spanish bureaucrats.
(d) It decreases the power of both the Spanish bureaucrats and the church.

5. How does Marcos seize on local unrest in 1971?
(a) By purposely send false information to the press.
(b) By purposely escalating the situation with "fake" incidents in order to declare martial law.
(c) By purposely straining the Philippine relationship with the United States.
(d) By purposely promoting criminal activity.

Short Answer Questions

1. When Woodrow Wilson is elected president, what do Filipinos prematurely assume will happen?

2. By whom are the Japanese aided?

3. The country is ruled indirectly from what for three hundred years?

4. Where does the American tide turn?

5. As Filipinos gain power and prestige, what happens to their relationship with Spain?

(see the answer key)

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