TCP 5-7 Flashcards

1
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Who facilitated the imposition of military rule and the puppet republic?

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A readily available group of collaborating officials

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What two issues of collaboration are discussed in the text?

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Service to the Japanese aggressors and subservience to the other imperialist power (Americans)

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What political group primarily occupied positions of power under the Americans and later the Japanese?

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The political oligarchy

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What made it relatively easy for the existing leadership to adapt to a new colonial master?

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A collaborationist tradition

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5
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What percentage of pre-war senators collaborated with the Japanese?

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Fourteen out of twenty-four senators

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What Philippine Revolution General chose self-exile in Japan rather than take an oath to the US?

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Artemio Ricarte

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Name one prominent pro-Japanese Filipino besides Artemio Ricarte.

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Pio Duran or Aurelio Alvero

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What were two primary motivations for figures like Ricarte and Villafuerte to collaborate?

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Continuation of their struggle against the Americans and personal ambition/political naivete

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What was the prevailing view of the majority of prominent collaborators regarding the Americans?

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That the United States would return sooner or later

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What justification for their actions did many collaborators offer after the war, related to instructions received?

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They pointed to instructions from Quezon and MacArthur authorizing them to collaborate

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What was MacArthur’s key injunction to those left behind regarding cooperation with the Japanese?

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You have to do what they ask you to do - except one thing – the taking of an oath of allegiance to Japan

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What was the first defense offered by important national leaders for their collaboration after the war?

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That they had merely obeyed orders to mediate between the invaders and the population

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13
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What was the second defense offered by collaborators for accepting high office?

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That their acceptance of high office had given them the opportunity to mitigate the harshness of the occupation

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14
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What was the third defense offered by collaborators regarding their loyalty?

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That at heart they had remained loyal to the United States

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15
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What became a mode of life and habit of mind for the political leadership?

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Collaboration

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16
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What did Premier Hideki Tojo announce on January 22, 1942, providing a cue for Filipino leaders?

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That the Japanese intended to grant independence to the Philippines as long as it cooperates

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17
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Name one prominent Commonwealth official who signed the letter of response to the Japanese commander-in-chief.

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Jorge B. Vargas, Jose Yulo, Quintin Paredes, Jose P. Laurel, or Benigno S. Aquino (or any name from)

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What was the principal defense of collaborators for their actions, framed as a patriotic duty?

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That they collaborated so they could interpose themselves between the people and the Japanese and minimize hardships

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19
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Besides political collaboration, what other types of collaborators are mentioned?

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Economic and cultural collaborators

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20
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What cultural aspect did some writers propagate through collaboration with the Japanese?

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Literature in the national language

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What was the main line of defense for collaborators?

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They were motivated by patriotism and a sense of duty

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What psychological factor influenced the decisions of collaborators besides patriotism?

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Fear

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23
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Who was the Chief Justice executed by the Japanese despite representations?

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Jose Abad Santos

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24
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What became a double life for people at the mass level during the occupation?

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Carrying out the orders of the Japanese army while maintaining internal resistance or pretense

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25
What is generally remembered as a patriotic and heroic endeavor in the Filipino mind?
The resistance
26
What American General is mentioned as the directing hand in the Pacific for Filipino resistance?
Gen. Douglas MacArthur
27
What was the first major objective for practically every guerrilla group after organization, related to the Americans?
To be recognized by and receive instructions from Allied Headquarters in Australia
28
Who headed a resistance group in Isabela, Nueva Viscaya, and sent a signal to MacArthur?
Captain Nakar
29
Who was the leader of the Free Panay Force?
Lt. Col. Macario Peralta
30
Who reorganized the provincial government in Iloilo to administer civilian affairs in free areas?
Governor Tomas Confesor
31
Who led the resistance movement in the Bicol region and was executed by the Japanese?
Wenceslao Q. Vinzons
32
Who were the early leaders of the USFIP officers and men in Negros Occidental who continued to fight?
Majors Salvador Abcede and Ernesto Mata
33
What organization did MacArthur direct Courtney Whitney to handle in terms of organizing, supplying, and coordinating Filipino guerrillas?
Philippine Regional Section
34
What task did MacArthur's directive to Whitney involve besides organizing guerrillas?
Counter-propaganda, development of an intelligence network and communications facilities, and preparation of guerrillas
35
What was the exception among guerrilla groups that had a social philosophy and post-war program?
The Hukbalahap
36
What impact did MacArthur's instruction to lie low have on some guerrilla groups?
It greatly undermined their prestige
37
What was the result of jurisdictional disputes among guerrilla leaders?
Armed clashes
38
What is the full name of the Hukbalahap?
Hukbo ng Bayan Laban sa Hapon
39
What peasant leader came from Candaba with one hundred men to the Hukbalahap formation meeting?
Felipa Culala (Dayang-Dayang)
40
Who was elected chairman of the Hukbalahap Military Committee?
Luis Taruc
41
What position did Casto Alejandrino hold in the Hukbalahap Military Committee?
Vice-chairman
42
What two documents established the socio-political commitments of the Hukbalahap?
The Fundamental Spirit and The Iron Discipline
43
What concept did "The Fundamental Spirit" emphasize regarding officers and soldiers?
Equality between the officers and the soldiers
44
What type of officer was present in each Hukbalahap squadron in addition to the usual officers?
A political instructor
45
What did the Huks pay special stress on regarding their soldiers and the people?
Correct relations
46
What was the principal Huk publication during the occupation?
Katubusan ng Bayan (Redemption of the People)
47
What organization did Juan Feleo organize for morale building and politicization?
Travelling guerrilla theatre groups
48
What organization provided food, supplies, money, and intelligence information for the Huk guerrillas?
Barrio United Defense Corps (BUDC)
49
What was the Hukbalahap's slogan during the war?
Anti-Japanese Above All
50
What were two post-war goals of the Communist Party of the Philippines regarding collaborators and independence?
Preventing collaborators from holding office and implementing the independence plan
51
Who became the acting commander-in-chief of the Hukbalahap and placed their program on record in 1945?
Mariano Balgos
52
Who was the legal President of the Commonwealth recognized by the Hukbalahap?
President Osmeña
53
Who received a directive from the Joint Chiefs of Staff to proceed with the reconquest of Luzon in September 1944?
General MacArthur
54
What did MacArthur proclaim three days after landing on Leyte regarding the Commonwealth government?
The re-establishment of the Commonwealth government in the Philippines
55
Who did MacArthur turn over Malacañang palace to on February 27, 1945?
President Osmeña
56
What event in September 1945 resulted in the capture of General Tomoyuki Yamashita?
A mopping up operation in mountainous regions
57
What American organization under MacArthur was given responsibility for ferreting out individuals unsympathetic to the United States?
The Counter-Intelligence Corps (CIC)
58
Who did MacArthur allow discretion in deciding who were culpable collaborators?
Himself
59
Who did MacArthur declare "liberated" in a communique, signaling his political preference?
Manuel Roxas
60
What American High Commissioner was of great assistance to Roxas' electoral campaign?
Paul V. McNutt