GeSocSci 2 Part2 Flashcards
Bonifacio drew up a document called “Acta de Tejeros” signed by himself and leaders of the KKK’s Magdiwang council
1897
Death of Gombura
1872
Propaganda movement or
Reform Movement was founder
Independent of the friars: abolition of the polo (labor service) bandala system (forced sale of local products to the government)
Public school system
Bonifiacio founded the
Katipunan
Rizal’s deportation to Dapitan
July 7, 1892
the father PH revolution Association called Katassataasan, Kagalanggalang na Katipunan (KKK or Katipunan)
Andres Bonifacio
Rizal’s the symbol of
freedom
as honorary president, without his knowledge.
Rizal
Notable member of KKK. The Brain of Katipunan. He formulated principles of the society as embodied in it’s Kartilla
Emilio Jacinto
official teachings of the organization and guidebook which laid out the group’s rules and principles
Kartilla
Jacinto editor of
Kalayaan (Freedom)
Lowest rank known password:
1.Katipon
2.the Kawai (soldier)
3.Bayani (Hero or Patriot)
1.Anak ng Bayan
2.Gomburza
3.Rizal
Katipunan was untimely. Still preparing for a
revolution
Patino got jealous of Apolonio because
pay rise
He (Patino) went to his sister Honoria for comfort but instead
ended up revealing the secret of KKK
Juan Ramos, the son of Melchora Aquino was called mother of Katipunan
Aug 22
KKK discovery by mass arrest of Filipino suspects
“reign of terror”
Long Live the Philippines
The Cry of Pugadlawin!
KKK was discovered, Rizal was in Dapitan Bonifacio sent Pio Valenzuela to Dapitan to ask Rizal’s advice on Revolution
July 1, 1896
Expressed absolute opposition, waging of revolution
Pio Valen Rizal
Rizal chose Don Luis Taviel de Andrade 1st Liet if the artiliary as
his lawyer
was not even aware that his name was used as password by highest ranking officials of KKK
Rizal
Rizal was found guilty of treason and sedition and to be executed by Bagambayanon
Dec 30 1896
Proposals to revise the organization of the Katipunan or replace it with a revolutionary government
Dec 31, 1896
Symbolic names
1.Magdiwang
2.Noveleta, Magdalo
3.Kawit, Magwagi
4.Naic, Magtagumpay
5.Maragondon, Walangtinag
6.Indang & Haligue
- to celecerate
- to come
- to win
- to succeed
- never-diminished
- wall
the Magdalo of Kawit & Magdiwang of Noveleta establishing revolutionary government to replace the Katipunan
Two Katipunan factions in Cavite
Baldomero Aguinaldo leaded the
Magdalo group
Magdiwang led by
Mariano Alvarez
Bonifacio the Supreme/president of the KKK invited by two parties to
mediate the conflict
Convention was held at Tejeros in order to settle the dispute between the two councils, to decided on what type of government should replace Katipunan
March 22, 1897
won the presidency in abscencia
Emilio Augmaldo
Bonifacio was a threat to
Aguimaldo’s government
Procopios and Andres were shot at Mount Nagpatong, near Mount Buntis in Maragondon, Carite
May 10, 1897
the assassination of Ninoy Aquino at the Manila International Airport
Aug 21, 1983
commemorates the birth of Andres Bonifacio in Tondo, Manila
Nov 30, 1863
Aguinaldo became the sole leader of the revolution, upon
Bonifacio death
- Expulsion of the friars and the return of the friars lands to the Filipinos
- Representation of the PH in the Spanish Cortes
- Freedom of the press and the religion
- Abolition of the government’s power to banish Filipinos
- Equality for all before the law
- Equal treatment for peninsular (those born in Spain) and insulars (those born in the PH) civil servants
- Abolition of the banishment system
July 1897
Spanish government representation Spanish Cortes allowing the PH to be
still under the control of Spain
truce or agreement- Pact of Biak-na-Bato signed between Government-General Primo de Rivera Emilio Aguinaldo to end the PH Revolution
Dec 15 1897
Don Pedro Alejandro Paterno as the sole mediator in the discussion appointed by
the Spanish Governor-General
Filipinos and Spaniards did not
trust each other
Filipins leaders were suspicious of Spanish aim and continued to
hold on their weapons
did not pay the entire agreed amount clashes continued even after Aguinaldo left the country
Spanish government