HIS: CAVITE MUTINY Flashcards
GOMBURZE
- mariano gomes
- Jacinta zamora
- Jose burgos
who suffers persecution and death for
advocating, renouncing, or refusing to
renounce or advocate, a religious belief or other cause as demanded by an external party
three martyr priests
73 years old
Studied in Colegio de San Juan de
Letran
* Bachelor of SacredTheology (1818)
University of Santo Tomas
* Bachelor of Canon Law (1818)
* Bachelor of Sacred Theology (1823)
fr mariano, gomes de los ángeles
eldest in gomburza
fr. mariano gomes de los ángeles
mid- 30s
Colegiod e SanJuan de Letran * BachelorofArts
University of SantoTomas
* Bachelor o Philosophy
* Bachelor ol Canon Law
* Licentiatei n Sacred Theology : Licentiate ni Chilosophy
* Doctor in Philosophy
* Doctor of Sacred Theology
fr. Jose apologia burgos y Garcia
youngest in gomburza
fr. Jose apologia burgos y Garcia
gomburza; cavite, bacoor
fr. mariano gomes de los ángeles
gomburza: manila cathedral
fr. Jose apologia burgos y garcia
gomburza: marina
fr. jacinto zamora y del rosario
Mid-30s and Second Oldest in Gomburza
* Studies:
ColegiodeSanJuandeLetran * Bachelor of Arts
University of Santo Tomas
* BachelorinBothLaws(CanonandCivilLaw) * Doctor of Canon Law ongoing by time of his death
fr. jacinto zamora y del rosario
-growing ______over the system of government in ___ coupled with the unpopularity of ______. Spain had long been an absolute _______, ruled solely by the monarch who held all the power
in a political ideology common across early modern Europe.
political discontent , Spain, Isabella II. Monarchy
-growing political discontent over the system of government in Spain coupled with the unpopularity of Isabella II. Spain had long been an absolute monarchy, ruled solely by the monarchwho held all the power
in a political ideology common across early modern Europe.
Glorious Revolution in Spain
What date Glorious Revolution in Spain
1868
all powerful king or queen rules a state
absolute monarchy
Francisco serrano
republican government
Date: Carlos Maria de la Torre y Nava Cerrada was most welcome by
the liberal minded Spaniards in Manila, mestizos and Filipinos, all of whom hailed him a s their liberator from the supposed tyrannies of t h e conservative and reactionary elements in the Philippines.
June 23, 1869
political and economic doctrine that emphasizes
individual autonomy, equality ofopportunity, and the protection of individual rights
liberalism
Spanish Governor-General of the Philippines
Carlos maria de la torre y Nava Cerrada
achievements of governor de la torre
- abolition of the censorship of the press;
- suppression of flogging
- settlement of agrarian
- secularize certain secondary and collegiate institutions of learning in Manila:
5.
It undoubtedly encouraged the Filipinos to discuss public issues and secure more reforms.
liberal regime of de la torre
The liberal regime in Spain came to an end
in
nov, 1870
, when the Spanish Cortes re-established the Spanish monarchy and elected P r i n c e Amadeo o f Savoy a s the new King of Spain. Consequently, General Rafael de Izquierdo wasappointed Governor-General to the
Philippines.
Prince Amadeo of Savoy
Absolute monarchy —> republican government –> absolute monarchy
amide I of Spain
Full-blooded Spanish living in the Philippines and born in Spain.
Peninsulares
Full-blooded Spanish living in the Philippines and born in thePhilippines.
insulares
Wealthy group of individuals born in the Philippines and were able to study abroad.
illustrates
illustrados
enlightened ones
People with mixed racial origins and economically sufficient.
mestizos
Full-blooded Chinese living in the Philippines
sangley
Native/Full-blooded Filipinos.
indios
Peninsulares (Full-blooded Spanish)
regular priest
a movement that advocated for greater rights
for native Filipino Roman Catholic clergymen.
Secularization
composed of other social class in society
secular priest
Secularization;
nationalizing
Date:The rebellion of Cavite in Spanish arsenal in Fort San Felipe sa Cavite City.
January 20, 1872
cause of The rebellion of Cavite in Spanish arsenal in Fort San Felipe sa Cavite City.
unpaid salary
He discovered that the Masons started the Mutiny. He arrest them but didn’t
executed.
Gov-Heneral Izquierdo
act of rebellion of:
cavite and manila
he wrote a letter and gave it to the mutineers to urge a rebellion
Franciso Zaldua, Fr. Burgos
mastermind of cavite mutiny
- maximo inocencio
- crisanto de los reyes
- Enrique paraíso
It is the trangulation or by injury to the spinal column at the
base of the
brain.
garote
date: execution of gomburza
feb 17, 1872 - Bagumbayan
he is a Spanish historian, writer politician and a government official residing in manila when the cavite mutiny happene
Jose montero Y Vidal
he wrote “history general de Filipinas’
Jose montero Y Vidal
referred by Dr. Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera as “woefully biased, mischievously partial, and
unsupported with positive documentary evidence”
Jose montero Y Vidal
when did Jose Vidal write history general de Filipinas
1895
reasons of cavities mutiny:
- successful Spanish revolution that overthrown the rule of Queen Isabella II
- propaganda by unbridled press against monarchial principles;
- democratic and republican books and pamphlets;
- speeches andpreaching ofthesenew ideas in Spain (#3);
- outbursts ofthe American publicists; and
- criminal policy ofthe senseless Governor (La
Torre) whom the Revolutionary government sent to govern the Philippines.
