Why did the other Manila rulers not anymore fight the Spaniards when one of them wanted to wage war again a year later?Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/long-reads/the-rise-and-fall-rajahs-sulayman-matanda-and-lakandula-the-allied-rulers-of-manila-a00293-20191019-lfrmLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesThey were already old and they were trying to save more livesThey became pro-Spanish

Who was the Manila ruler who was so aggressive that he declared war against the Spaniards while the other rulers were not yet ready, which could be a factor why the Manila rulers lost the war.Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/long-reads/the-rise-and-fall-rajahs-sulayman-matanda-and-lakandula-the-allied-rulers-of-manila-a00293-20191019-lfrmLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesRajah SulaymanLakan Dula

Who were the powerful leaders in Manila when the Spaniards invaded in 1570?Source: https://www.esquiremag.ph/long-reads/the-rise-and-fall-rajahs-sulayman-matanda-and-lakandula-the-allied-rulers-of-manila-a00293-20191019-lfrmLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesRajah Sulayman, Rajah Matanda, and Lakan DulaLapulapu, Datu Puti, Rajah Tupas

The Spaniards went back after 10 years and started attacking natives again.Source: https://www.britannica.com/place/Philippines/The-Spanish-periodLinks to an external site.Group of answer choicesNo, because the Spaniards arrived forty-four years later in 1565.Yes, because the Spaniards liked to kill.

In the face of a system that was both exploitative and incapable of producing benefits for the colony, liberal nationalists and even conservative upper-class Filipinos increasingly no longer found any compelling motive for maintaining the Spanish colonial regime.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Filipinos were deprived of those few positions they had formerly held in the bureaucracy while the vast majority of Spanish bureaucracy had no interest in, or even knowledge of, the country they were supposed to be governing.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse