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What is the significance of Katipunan's cry?
What is the significance of Katipunan's cry?
- It was a slogan used by the Spanish government.
- It was a popular song during the time of Katipunan.
- It was a secret code used by the members of Katipunan.
- It was a battle cry used during the Philippine Revolution. (correct)
Who were the members of Katipunan?
Who were the members of Katipunan?
- Chinese immigrants
- American soldiers
- Filipino revolutionaries (correct)
- Spanish colonizers
What was the goal of Katipunan?
What was the goal of Katipunan?
- To gain economic benefits from Spanish colonizers
- To achieve Philippine independence (correct)
- To promote cultural exchange with other countries
- To establish a communist government
Study Notes
Katipunan: The Philippine Revolution
- The cry of "Long Live the Philippines!" (Tagalog: "Mabuhay ang Pilipinas!") was a significant symbol of defiance against Spanish colonial rule and a call to action for Filipinos to fight for independence.
Members of Katipunan
- The Katipunan was a secret society founded in 1892 by Filipino patriots, including:
- Emilio Aguinaldo
- Andres Bonifacio
- Apolinario Mabini
- Jose Rizal
Goals of Katipunan
- The primary goal of Katipunan was to gain independence from Spain and establish a sovereign nation, the Republic of the Philippines.
- To achieve this, they employed guerrilla warfare, propaganda, and other forms of resistance against Spanish colonial rule.
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