Philippine History: Spanish Colonization

The movement spread throughout the villages of ______ but against a Spanish-Filipino expedition, dispatched from Cebu, quelled the uprising in a short time.

In ______, Dagohoy, angered and humiliated by the refusal of a Jesuit priest to give a Christian burial to his brother, incited the natives of Bohol to revolt.

Dagohoy and his men escaped to the ______ in an attempt to lead a life free from the harsh imposition of the authorities.

The immediate cause of the rebellion was hardly any reason for anyone unrelated to ______ to take up arms against the Spaniards.

Dagohoy won a great following from among those who had been subjected to ______, cheating and cruelty.

The uprising led by ______ and Sulayman was caused by personal dissatisfaction with Spanish rule.

Lakan Dula and his nephew, ______, attacked the newly established Spanish citadel in Maynila.

The Filipino chieftains solicited the assistance of the ______ as well as two Japanese seamen in their plot against the Spaniards.

A native spy, ______, informed the Spaniards of the plot, leading to the arrest and execution of the leaders of the conspiracy.

In 1622, ______, chief of Limasawa who earlier had been converted to Christianity, led a revolt for the purpose of restoring the old religion.