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Which term refers to the historian's judgment on how the past should be seen?
What is defined as a way of looking at historical events from different perspectives?
According to historians, why do they believe that Butuan was not the site of the first mass in the Philippines?
Who was the pilot of one of Magellan’s ships Trinidad who recorded an account of the First mass in the Philippines?
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What historic event occurred in 1872 along with the Martyrdom of Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora?
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Who headed the failed rebellion known as the Cavite Mutiny?
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Who served as the Spanish governorgeneral during the Cavite mutiny?
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What was the signal that prompted the attack during the Cavite mutiny?
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Who were tried by court-martial and sentenced to be executed as a consequence of the Cavite Mutiny?
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Who claimed that the Cry of Revolution took place at Pugadlawin on August 23, 1896?
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What was the alleged role of Fr. Vicente Balaguer in relation to Jose Rizal?
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What were the alleged activities of Rizal when he allegedly retracted?
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What were the consequences faced by Filipino lawyers as a result of the Cavite Mutiny?
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"Izquierdo dissolved the native regiments of artillery and ordered the creation of artillery force composed exclusively by peninsulares." What does this reveal about Izquierdo's approach?
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Study Notes
Historiography
- Historiography refers to the historian's judgment on how the past should be seen.
Perspectives on History
- A perspective on historical events refers to looking at events from different viewpoints.
The First Mass in the Philippines
- Historians believe that Butuan was not the site of the first mass in the Philippines.
- The pilot of one of Magellan's ships, Trinidad, recorded an account of the First Mass in the Philippines.
The Cavite Mutiny
- The Cavite Mutiny occurred in 1872, along with the Martyrdom of Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora.
- The mutiny was headed by Fernando La Madrid.
- The Spanish governor-general during the Cavite Mutiny was Rafael de Izquierdo.
- A signal from the governor-general prompted the attack during the mutiny.
- Fernando La Madrid, Luis Ferrer, and others were tried by court-martial and sentenced to be executed as a consequence of the Cavite Mutiny.
Philippine Revolution
- The Cry of Revolution allegedly took place at Pugadlawin on August 23, 1896, according to Emilio Aguinaldo.
Jose Rizal
- Fr. Vicente Balaguer allegedly helped Jose Rizal.
- Rizal allegedly retracted, and was involved in alleged activities during this time.
Consequences of the Cavite Mutiny
- Filipino lawyers faced consequences as a result of the Cavite Mutiny.
Izquierdo's Approach
- Izquierdo dissolved native regiments of artillery and created an artillery force composed exclusively of peninsulares, revealing his approach of excluding native Filipinos from positions of power.
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Prepare for your GECREA (Readings in Philippine History) final examination with these pointers and notes covering Lesson 4 on Historical Interpretation and Lesson 5 on Case Study on Controversies and Conflicting Views.
