CRY OF BAHAY TORO Flashcards

1
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Who wrote this version of the ‘Cry’?

A

Santiago Alvarez

Santiago Alvarez was a known Katipunero from Cavite and a relative of Gregoria de Jesus.

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What is the relationship of Santiago Alvarez to Gregoria de Jesus?

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Relative

Gregoria de Jesus was the wife of Andres Bonifacio.

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Why is Santiago Alvarez’s account considered less valuable than others?

A

He is not an eyewitness

Other authors were part of the historic event.

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On what date did the events described by Santiago Alvarez take place?

A

August 23-24, 1896

These dates mark significant moments in the Philippine Revolution.

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Where did the Katipuneros meet on August 23, 1896?

A

At the barn of Kabesang Melchora

The location is known as Sampalukan, barrio of bahay Toro.

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How many Katipuneros arrived to meet on August 23, 1896?

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About 500

They were eager to join the ‘Supremo’ Andres Bonifacio.

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What was the purpose of the meeting held by the Katipuneros on August 24, 1896?

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To hold a meeting under the leadership of Andres Bonifacio

The meeting began at 10 o’clock in the morning.

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How many Katipuneros were present at the meeting on August 24, 1896?

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About 1,000

This indicates a growing support for Bonifacio’s leadership.

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What was the rallying cry at the adjournment of the meeting?

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‘Long live the Sons of the Country’

This was expressed in Filipino as ‘Mabuhay ang mga anak ng Bayan’.

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What time did the meeting on August 24, 1896, adjourn?

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12 o’clock noon

This marks the end of the meeting amidst the rallying cry.

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