Lesson 2: Cavite Mutiny

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january 20, 1872

when did the cavite mutiny happen?

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cavite mutiny and execution of gomburza

what are the two of the most historic events in the nation’s history which happened on 1872

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1872 cavite mutiny and execution of gomburza

direct influence and awakened the spirit of the nationalism among filipinos

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1872 cavite mutiny and execution of gomburza

the foundations of the philippine revolution against spain from 1896 until the end of the 19th century

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sergeant fernando la madrid

spanish mestizo who led the uprising 200 workers and soldiers during the cavite mutiny

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41

number of mutineers who died

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71

numbers of mutineers who were sentenced to summary execution by the council of war

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13

number of executed mutineers among the 71 who were sentenced to summary execution

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magnanimity of the spanish sovereign

caused mutineers to be sentenced to 10 years imprisonment

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jose burgos, mariano gomez, jacinto zamora

the three martyr priests who were executed because of the 1872 cavite mutiny

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gomburza

they were sentenced to die though a garrote which happened in bagumbayan three days after their trial

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bagumbayan

this is where the three martyr priests were executed

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february 17, 1872

the date of the execution of gomburza

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four accounts, two perspectives

the number of accounts and perspectives that the record of the history of cavite mutiny have

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jose montero y vidal and gov. gen. rafael izquierdo

two accounts of the spanish perspective

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t.h. pardo de tavera and edmund plauchut

two accounts of the filipino perspective

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izquierdo and de tavera

primary sources of the cavite mutiny

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spanish perspective

they state that the mutiny was planned, as a big conspiracy, by the educated leaders, mestizos, abogadillos, the native clergy, and the residents of Manila and Cavite

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spanish perspective

they believed that the conspiracy was placed in order to eradicate high-ranking Spanish officials and the massacre of the friars

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jose montero y vidal

his account is considered as the fullest account of mutiny hostile to the Filipino reformist aspiration

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gov. gen. rafael izquierdo

his official report exaggerated the mutiny and used it to implicate the native clergy

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pardo de tavera

his account provided that filipinos had not realized yet the idea of liberation from spanish rule when the mutiny was staged

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original purpose of cavite mutiny

the workers in the cavite arsenal as well as the native armies were disappointed when their privileges were abolished by gov. gen. izquierdo

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gov. gen. rafael izquierdo

his strict and rigid policies made filipinos to turn away from the spanish government

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central government in madrid

they failed to conduct a thorough investigation of why the mutiny had really transpired

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native clergy

they actively supported the secularization movement which enraged the friars

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filipinos

they responded on what they deemed injustices of the Spanish government

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mutiny

in relation to the martyrdom of the priests, the sources corroborate to the fact that ___ justified their execution

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maximo inocencio, Crisanto de los Reyes, Enrique Paraiso

they were the real instigators of the cavite mutiny

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february 17, 1872

this fateful day was an attempt of the spanish government and frailocracia to instill fear among filipinos- that they would not dare stage another uprising

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execution of gomburza

this event was an attempt of the spanish government and frailocracia to instill fear among filipinos- that they would not dare stage another uprising

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ang pag-aaklas sa kabite ng 1872

a historical marker installed in 1972 by the national historical commission at samonte park to commemmorate the mutiny