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Philippines: 3rd Republic & Martial Law Quiz

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Philippine history & literature quiz

by Cristina Tonog Malimban
1

Which period is generally considered the 3rd Philippine Republic in history?

2

Which event marked the end of the 3rd Republic era for many historians?

3

What was a major economic policy trend during the 3rd Republic?

4

Which president dominated much of the 3rd Republic era?

5

Describe the literary landscape of the 3rd Republic in one line.

6

Which form of literature gained prominence in 3rd Republic Philippines?

7

Which factor most influenced Philippine literature during the 3rd Republic?

8

What was a major concern in journalism during the 3rd Republic?

9

Which literary movement timeline fits the 3rd Republic era?

10

Which aspect characterized the period before Martial Law in the 3rd Republic?

11

Which author is associated with literature that inspired national identity in the 3rd Republic?

12

During Martial Law, what became a hallmark of the literary scene?

13

Which writer emerged as a notable critic during Martial Law in the Philippines?

14

What policy shift defined the Martial Law era's cultural landscape?

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What was a key outcome for literature during Martial Law?

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Which genre gained attention as resistance under Martial Law?

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Name a major literary work associated with resistance during Martial Law.

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The 3rd Republic spans from Independence in 1946 to the declaration of Martial Law in 1972.

Martial Law declaration in 1972 is the conventional endpoint for the 3rd Republic.

Land reform efforts and agrarian policies were central to occupation-era reforms.

Quirino and Magsaysay led the postwar period before martial law.

3rd Republic saw growth of Filipino writers addressing social issues and nationalism.

Writers used social realism to critique society and promote nation-building.

Rebuilding and shaping a national identity were key themes pre-martial law.

Press freedom existed but faced pressure from authorities prior to martial law.

Postwar nationalism and social realism dominated the early to mid-20th century.

There was vigorous political discourse and diverse art before martial law.

Nick Joaquin and contemporaries fostered a strong sense of Filipino identity.

Martial Law intensified censorship and underground discourse.

Francisco Sionil José was a prominent voice against oppression and for social justice.

Censorship and controlled messaging defined culture under the regime.

Many authors wrote in exile or circulated underground texts.

Protest poetry and political fiction became vehicles of dissent.

Amado V. Hernandez's works and other resistance literature were emblematic.

 
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