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    1) History can influence the present and future as past events can change future outcomes in different ways depending on the consequences of the past. 2) In 1986, newly elected President Corazon Aquino addressed the US Congress on her first trip to the US after overthrowing dictator Ferdinand Marcos. The Philippines was dealing with the damage of his rule, including a $26 billion debt and a communist uprising that grew from 500 to 16,000 members under his administration. 3) The 1872 Cavite Mutiny, a rebellion by 200 Filipino soldiers, was used by the Spanish to suppress nationalism but ultimately helped advance nationalism as the aggressive Spanish response increased nationalist sentiment.

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    1) History can influence the present and future as past events can change future outcomes in different ways depending on the consequences of the past. 2) In 1986, newly elected President Corazon Aquino addressed the US Congress on her first trip to the US after overthrowing dictator Ferdinand Marcos. The Philippines was dealing with the damage of his rule, including a $26 billion debt and a communist uprising that grew from 500 to 16,000 members under his administration. 3) The 1872 Cavite Mutiny, a rebellion by 200 Filipino soldiers, was used by the Spanish to suppress nationalism but ultimately helped advance nationalism as the aggressive Spanish response increased nationalist sentiment.

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    Aklan State University

    College of Industrial Technology

    Kalibo Aklan

    CRPH (Readings in Philippine History)

    Midterm Exam

    1. History can somehow make use for the present, for what has happnened in the past can alter
    what will happen in the future. It can also be that events have different outcomes and
    possibilities, leading to also affecting the course of the future due to the outcomes that the past
    has made
    2. The dust had just started to settle when former President Corazon Aquino addressed a joint
    session of the US Congress in September 1986. She was making her first trip to the United States
    since the overthrow of dictator Ferdinand Marcos in February of the same year, and the
    Philippines was still dealing with the damage his rule had caused. This included a $26 billion
    overall foreign debt as well as a communist uprising that expanded from 500 armed guerillas to
    16,000 during the Marcos administration. We had only begun a protracted path to recovery.
    3. Cavite Mutiny, a 20 January 1872 rebellion by 200 Filipino soldiers and workers at the Cavite
    arsenal, was used as justification by the Spanish to suppress the fledgling nationalist movement
    in the Philippines. Ironically, the aggressive response of the Spanish government ultimately
    helped to advance the nationalist cause.

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