Cavite Mutinuy

Question 1

_ is an open rebellion against the proper authorities, especially by soldiers or sailors against their officers.

Answer 1

Mutiny

Question 2

The Cavite Mutiny of _ was an uprising of Filipino military personnel of _, the Spanish arsenal in Cavite on _.

Answer 2

1872, January 20, 872

Question 3

Around _ locally recruited colonial troops and laborers rose up in the belief that it would elevate to a national uprising.

Answer 3

200

Question 4

The Cavite Mutiny describes the uprising of the Filipino troops and workers at the Cavite arsenal due to the removal of the privileges: _ and _.

Answer 4

Exemption from the Tribute, Exemption from Forced Labor (Polo y Servicio)

Question 5

The Causes of Mutiny:
According to _, the mutiny is an attempt by Filipino natives to overthrow Spanish rule.

Answer 5

Montero y Vidal

Question 6

In the account of Vidal:
On January 20, 1872, during the _, people celebrated with fireworks. However, those in Cavite mistook the fireworks as a signal to attack.

Answer 6

feast of the Virgin of Loreto in Sampaloc

Question 7

A 200-man group led by _ launched an attack, targeting Spanish officers and seizing the arsenal.

Answer 7

Sergeant Lamadrid

Question 8

In the account of Vidal:
The military governor of Cavite, _, sent two Spaniards to Manil, to report he uprising, but a group of Filipino locals intercepted and killed them. Meanwhile, an arsenal employee named _ managed to leave Cavite by boat and reached Manila by midnight to report what happened. _ quickly ordered reinforcements to suppress the revolt, but it was easily crushed since the expected help from Manila didn’t arive.

Answer 8

Fernando Rojas;
Domingo Mijares;
Governor Izquierdo

Question 9

In the account of Vidal:
On _, the council sentenced Filipino priests _, _, and _ to death by strangulation, along with _, _, _, _, and _ were sentenced to ten years in prison.

Answer 9

Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora, Mariano Gomez;
Francisco Saldua, Maximo Inocencio, Enrique Paraiso, Crisanto de los Reyes

Question 10

Early on _, a large crowd gathered at _ to witness the execution of Gomburza.

Answer 10

February 17

Question 11

In the account of Vidal:
The executions occurred in this order: _, _, _, and _.

Answer 11

Gomez, Zamora, Burgos, Saldua

Question 12

According to _, the incident occurred as a rsult of the imposition of taxes on workers and soldiers, along with the enforcement of polo y servicio, or forced labor from with they had previously been exempt.

Answer 12

Pardo Tavera

Question 13

A numbe of Filipino intellectuals were seized and accused of complicity with the mutineers. After a brief trial, there priests, _, _, _, were publicly executed.

Answer 13

Jose Burgos, Jacinto Zamora, Mariano Gomez

Question 14

The GOMBURZA were sentence on _ and executed by _ on at _.

Answer 14

February 15, 1872;
February 17, 1872;
garrote
Bagumbayan, Philippines

Question 15

The Gomburza was charged with _, _, and __ by the Spanish colonial authorities.

Answer 15

treason, sedition, subversion

Question 16

According to the official report of Governor Izquierdo:
The insurreciton was planned and encouraged by: _, _, _ and _. It hasn’t been clearly established whether the rebels planned to create a monarchy or a republic, mainly because the _ (Filipinos) didn’t have a term for these types of governments.

Answer 16

Filipino clergy, mestizos, local lawyers, abogadillos;
indios

Question 17

According to the official report of Governor Izquierdo:
The plan included executing all _, except for women, and confiscating their property, while respecting foreigners.

Answer 17

Spaniards

Question 18

According to the official report of Governor Izquierdo:
The uprising had strong support from various groups, including infantry and artillery regiments, many civilians, mestizos, and some _(educated Filipinos). To ignite the revolution, they planned to set fire to the district.

Answer 18

ilustrados, Tondo

Question 19

The rebels in Cavite were counting on artillery support and a naval detachment, led by a pardoned leader named _. He and his men, located in Bacoor, would cross the water to reach the fort, where they expected to find weapons and ammunition.

Answer 19

Camerino