2. How long is Ninoy Aquino jailed?
(a) For almost five years.
(b) Throughout most of the 1970s.
(c) For one year.
(d) Throughout most of the 1960s.

3. How does MacArthur feel about being reassigned to the Philippines?
(a) Nervous.
(b) Angry.
(c) Excited.
(d) Disappointed.

4. What does U.S. trade do to the gap between rich and poor?
(a) It makes it non-existent.
(b) It shrinks it.
(c) It creates it.
(d) It widens it.

5. How successful is Roxas when he cracks down on the Huks in an attempt to overwhelm them with force?
(a) He only manages to alienate many local villagers.
(b) He is very successful.
(c) He only manages to upset politicians in the United States.
(d) He is somewhat successful in overwhelming them with force.

6. When is Nino's wife, Cory, allowed to visit him?
(a) Once per year.
(b) Only sporadically.
(c) Anytime that she would like to visit him.
(d) Every day.

7. When the so-called "Jones" bill is re-drafted in the House in 1914, what does it give the Filipinos?
(a) Sovereignty as soon as an official president is elected.
(b) Sovereignty as soon as they pay the United States a substantial fee.
(c) Sovereignty as soon as a "stable government " is established.
(d) Sovereignty as soon as they have a certain amount of wealth.

8. When does another insurgency group form in northern Luzon?
(a) 1958.
(b) 1968.
(c) 1978.
(d) 1965.

9. As Marcos debates how he will sidestep the Philippine constitution to start an illegal third term in office, what does the local press worry?
(a) He "might become a megalomaniac, drunk with his own importance [and] even consider enthroning himself as lifetime president or dictator."
(b) He "might try to continue being in power after three terms in office."
(c) He "might become a stronger leader, once he has more experience during his third term in office."
(d) He "might do a better job during his third term in office."

10. What does Quezon complete with William Atkinson Jones?
(a) A bill to grant Philippine independence in eight years.
(b) A bill to grant Philippine independence in one year.
(c) A bill to grant Philippine independence in two years.
(d) A bill to grant Philippine independence in five years.

11. How would one describe Quezon?
(a) He has magnetism and more closely echoes American flamboyant politicians.
(b) He is what one would expect of a Filipino leader.
(c) He is a very conservative, quiet man.
(d) He is very different from most American leaders.

12. What is Manila dubbed?
(a) "The Diamond in the Rough."
(b) "America of the East."
(c) "No Man's Land."
(d) "The Pearl of the Orient."

13. Where is Ferdinand Marcos born on September 11, 1917?
(a) Southern Luzon.
(b) Southern Lisbon.
(c) Northern Luzon.
(d) Northern Lisbon.

14. Realizing his position, what fateful decision does MacArthur make?
(a) To abandon Manila and moves his forces into more easily defendable Bataan.
(b) To abandon Manila and board ships for the United States.
(c) To surrender to the Japanese.
(d) To stay in Manila, rather than travel to Bataan.

15. Who does MacArthur support while turning away his old friend Osmena?
(a) Manual Roxas.
(b) Manuel Ortega.
(c) Jimmie Vitae.
(d) Luis Varga.