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HIS: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Flashcards

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was given a title as venerable as he is admired and respected because of his status.

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Fr. Juan de Plasencia

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What are the contributions of “Customs of the Tagalogs” to two different times.

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First, during the time when colonizers did not know about the Philippines.

Second, is for the present time to understand how the pre-colonial cultures started and developed.

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what is the biggest challenge for fr. juan de plasencia in writing customs of tagalogs

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making the articles of faith comprehensible to people who have never heard of Christ nor the Catholic church.

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he Towns in provinces of Quezon, Laguna, and Rizal were founded and organized through the help of?

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Juan de Plasencia.

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According to this document, our Tagalog ancestors would go home when along the way, they meet the following animals such as rats, snake, and tigmamanuguin bird.

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Custom of Tagalogs

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disprove the claim of some Spaniards that when they arrived in the Philippines, Filipinos were still uncivilized and lacking in culture.

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Plasencia’s historical writings

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the municipal council or governing body of a town or city in Spain or the former Spanish colonies.

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Ayuntamiento

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This is government position held before he was arrested as co-conspirator in Cavite mutiny.

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Joaquin Pardo de Tavera

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he informed the Manila authority about the Cavite mutiny.

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Domingo Mijares

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He stated that depriving friars of power on intervention in civil government is to be taken by the central government of Spain from the friars
during Governor-General La Torre’s leadership.

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Pardo de Tavera

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commander of the “Guias de la Torre” and leader of the aggrieved tenants in Cavite.

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Eduardo Camerino

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On March 22, 1897, two rival factions of the Katipunan, the Magdiwang and the Magdalo, met in Tejeros, Cavite. The meeting had clear objectives: the planned defense of the liberated territory of Cavite against the Spanish forces, and the election of a revolutionary government.

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TEJEROS CONVENTION

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who wrote seed of discontent

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teodoro agoncillo

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The relationship of Joaquin Pardo de Tavera and Trinidad Pardo H. de Tavera was

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uncle-nephew.

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The Tejeros Convention is held in

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Rosario, Cavite

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took the seat by virtue of his being the president of the supreme council of the Katipunan.

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supremo

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Severino De Las Alas propsoed to

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determine the kind of government that shall established.

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it was all about the causes and consequences of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. It includes the “The seed of Discontent resulting from his failure to get the presidency, and which watered by the unfortunate attitude of Daniel Tirona, who, by another sad coincidence belonged to the opposite faction found fertile ground in Bonifacio’s heart and mind.”

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Seed of Discontent

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Tejeros convention was proposed by

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Severino De Las Alas

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Emilio Aguinaldo

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president

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Andres Bonifacio

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Director of the Interior:

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Artemio Ricarte

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Captain-General

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The Magdalo faction originally candidate for presidency was

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Edilberto Evangelista

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Emiliano Riego de Dios

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Director of War

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Mariano Trias

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vice president

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General Emilio Aguinaldo took his oath of office as president of the revolutionary government at?

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Tanza Church.

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General Emilio Aguinaldo took his oath of office as president of the revolutionary government at parish Tanza Church. The mass officiated by

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Father Cenon Villafranca.

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Memoirs of the Filipino General which include the Tejeros Convention was written by

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Santiago Alvarez

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Santiago Alvarez is aka

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General Kidlat-apoy or General Apoy.

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He informed General Apoy that Daniel Tirona and some members of the Magdiwang would undermine the Tejeros’ Convention

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  • Ariston Villanueva
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The Supremo ordered to arrest _______ because he did not attack Laguna and Morong hence resulted to Bonifacio’s defeat at the battle in San Juan, Bulacan and death of many Katipuneros.

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Vicente Fernandez

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