Due Process and the Rule of Law: Three Unpublished Letters of Rizal...

Due Process and the Rule of Law: Three Unpublished Letters of Rizal

I. Valeriano Weyler saw the complaints of the tenants in Calamba, Laguna as against the Spanish authority and don't want to tolerate such acts II. We can conclude that Governor-general Weyler was reluctant to the friars because he punished the tenants in Calamba, Laguna. *
A. If both statements are TRUE
B. If both statements are FALSE
C. If only the FIRST statement is TRUE
D. If only the FIRST statement is FALSE

I. There was a formal acquisition against the brother in law of Rizal II. Not only his brother in law but Rizal also had a formal acquisition that would sent them to Bohol or Dapitan. *
A. If both statements are TRUE
B. If both statements are FALSE
C. If only the FIRST statement is TRUE
D. If only the FIRST statement is FALSE

Which among the following protects the rights of the Filipinos? *
A. Laws of the indies
B. Penal Code
C. Codigo Penal

How could the Filipinos of today attain a better understanding of Dr. Jose Rizal? *
A. Jose Rizal must be read based on his accomplishments
B. Jose Rizal must be read in the context of the time and society he belongs to
C. Jose Rizal must be read based on his experiences and actions
D. Jose Rizal must be read according to his ideas contained by his literary works.

To whom Rizal sent the three letters? *
A. To the governor-general
B. To the Queen of Spain
C. To the Minister in Madrid

I. Filipino nationalism is shaped by the conglomeration of the events that happened in the world and in the Philippines. II. The Filipino nationalism that emerged during the 19th century was a product of armed revolution lead by the middle class. False *
A. If both statements are TRUE
B. If both statements are FALSE
C. If only the FIRST statement is TRUE
D. If only the FIRST statement is FALSE

What are the three letters of Rizal about? *
A. The fight for Philippine independence
B. The defend for the injustice banishment of his family particularly Hidalgo
C. The defend for the rights of freedom of speech
D. The fight for the agrarian reforms by the tenants

Who was the Minister at that time Rizal sent the first letter? *
A. Trinitario Ruiz Capdepon
B. Manuel Bacerra
C. Manuel T. Hidalgo

Which statement on the term Filipino is NOT TRUE? *
A. It is a term which the inhabitants of the Philippines gradually learned to equate with racial equality, human dignity and love of country
B. It is a term or label which gradually became associated with the ilustrados during Rizal time.
C. It was a derogatory term for the native inhabitants as used by the Spaniards
D. Originally, it was the name associated with Spaniards born in the Philippines.

Which among the following is Rizal's petition in his letters? *
A. Fair trail and permit his brother-in-law to defend in court
B. To give his brother a publics attorney
C. For his brother-in-law to be acquitted

I. Rizal abandoned the hope of obtaining happiness of the Philippines through Spanish sources II. As Bonoan stated, Rizal focussed on uniting the Filipinos and directing their efforts toward the creation of a Filipino national community. *
A. If both statements are TRUE
B. If both statements are FALSE
C. If only the FIRST statement is TRUE
D. If only the FIRST statement is FALSE

I To reach more Filipino students, the novels and other works of Jose Rizal are to be translated into English, Tagalog and major Philippine dialects II the distribution of Jose Rizal's novels and other works is free of charge and available to anyone who desires to read them *
A. If both statements are TRUE
B. If both statements are FALSE
C. If only the FIRST statement is TRUE
D. If only the FIRST statement is FALSE

The following statements are the significance of the three unpublished letters of Rizal (Schumacher, 1977) EXECPT *
A. The letters mark the turning point in Rizal's approach to seeking future happiness of his people
B. Rizal started to demand equal human and civil rights.
C. The evidence that showed Rizal wanted Philippine independence rather than assimilation.

Who was the Governor-general at that time the letter was sent? *
A. Valeriano Weyler
B. Rafael de Izqiuerdo
C. Camilo de Polevieja