Midterms | Unit 3: Cry of Balintawak or Cry of Pugadlawin Flashcards

1
Q

The term “Cry” was translated from the Spanish phrase (1) which means (2).

A
  1. “el grito de rebellion”
  2. a call to revolt
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In the Philippines, the phrase “el grito de rebellion” was used by Spanish historian (1) in his 1897 book entitled, (2)

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  1. Manuel Sastron
  2. La Insurreccion en Filipinas
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3
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It was in (1) that the Philippine Revolution against the Spaniards was first commemorated. In (2), a monument was erected (photo above) but later transferred to (3) in (4) due to some roadwork in its former original location.

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  1. 1908
  2. 1911
  3. UP Diliman
  4. 1968
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In the 60s, Historian (1) campaigned for the change in the site of the Cry to (2) and the date to (3) from August 26. As consequence, President (4) ordered the change and since then, this became the prevailing view

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  1. Teodoro Agoncillo
  2. Pugad Lawin
  3. August 23 1896
  4. Diosdado Macapagal
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5
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“Utak ng Katipunan”

A

Emilio Jacinto

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6
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What was Emilio Jacinto known as?

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“Utak ng Katipunan”

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7
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The leader of the 1896 revolutionary movement

A

Emilio Aguinaldo

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8
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He led the Cavite contingent of the Katipunan

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Andres Bonifacio

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9
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Four accounts of The Cry

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Pio Valenzuela
Santiago Alvarez
Gregoria de Jesus’
Guillermo Masangkay

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What was shouted in Pio Valenzuela’s Version of the “Cry”?

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“Long live the Philippines! Long live the Philippines!”

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What was shouted in Santiago Alvarez’ Version of the “Cry”?

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“Long live the Sons of the Country”

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What was shouted in Guillermo Masangkay’s Version of the “Cry”?

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“Long live the Philippine Republic!”

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13
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Pio Valenzuela’s Version of the “Cry”

Protested and fought against a war

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Teodoro Plata

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14
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Who was Teodoro Plata?

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Brother-in-law of Bonifacio

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15
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Who was Gregoria de Jesus?

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Wife of Andres Bonifacio

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16
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Gregoria de Jesus’ Version of the “Cry”

Immediately, I fled town at eleven o’clock at night, secretly going through the ricefields to —, with the intention of returning to Manila.

A

La Loma

17
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Guillermo Masangkay’s Version of the “Cry”

Opposed to starting the revolution too early.

A

Teodoro Plata
Briccio Pantas
Pio Valenzuela

18
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Guillermo Masangkay’s Version of the “Cry”

He was very forceful in his argument, stating that the uprising could not very well be started without arms and food for the soldiers

A

Plata

19
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Guillermo Masangkay’s Version of the “Cry”

He used Rizal’s argument about the rich not siding with the Katipunan organization.

A

Valenzuela

20
Q

What does the cedula represent?

A

sign of slavery of the Filipinos