Indigenous & Katipunan facts
1
Resistance is not only fighting: It also includes protecting traditions, using local knowledge, and refusing to give up what?
2
Indigenous groups helped the revolution by serving as guides through mountains, forests, and hidden paths.
3
Indigenous peoples were among the last to surrender; harsh Spanish control often made their determination stronger.
4
Women were active members of the Katipunan (accepted in 1893), not just supporters.
5
Melchora Aquino’s main contribution was: Provided food, shelter, and medicine to Katipuneros.
6
Marcela Agoncillo is known for what contribution?
7
Cry of Pugad Lawin occurred on which date?
8
Declaration of Independence was on June 12, 1898 – Kawit, Cavite.
9
The Malolos Constitution included separation of Church and State.
10
The First Philippine Republic was inaugurated January 23, 1899 – Malolos, Bulacan.
11
What does resistance include?
12
How did Indigenous groups help the revolution?
13
Geography of resistance covered which areas?
14
Who provided food, shelter, and medicine to Katipuneros?
15
Who protected secret documents and cared for Katipuneros?
16
Who led troops into battle in the Visayas and is known as Joan of Arc?
17
Who was the First President of the Katipunan?
18
Cry of Pugad Lawin occurred on which date?
19
What was the First Battle of the Katipunan?
20
Declaration of Independence date and place?
21
When was the Malolos Constitution main author Felipe Calderon?
22
When were Jose Rizal and Andres Bonifacio executed?
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