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    The document summarizes accounts from 5 individuals about where they were and what transpired during the First Cry event in August 1896, which marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Santiago Alvarez was in Bahay Toro, Quezon City. Gregoria de Jesus joined her husband Andres Bonifacio in Manila. Capt. Diaz organized Katipunan members in Manila, Cavite, Nueva Ecija and other provinces to strike on August 30. Pio Valenzuela convened over 1,000 Katipuneros in Pugad Lawin who debated starting the revolution on August 29. Guillermo Masangkay attended a large meeting in Balintawak on August

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    The document summarizes accounts from 5 individuals about where they were and what transpired during the First Cry event in August 1896, which marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Santiago Alvarez was in Bahay Toro, Quezon City. Gregoria de Jesus joined her husband Andres Bonifacio in Manila. Capt. Diaz organized Katipunan members in Manila, Cavite, Nueva Ecija and other provinces to strike on August 30. Pio Valenzuela convened over 1,000 Katipuneros in Pugad Lawin who debated starting the revolution on August 29. Guillermo Masangkay attended a large meeting in Balintawak on August

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    The document summarizes accounts from 5 individuals about where they were and what transpired during the First Cry event in August 1896, which marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule. Santiago Alvarez was in Bahay Toro, Quezon City. Gregoria de Jesus joined her husband Andres Bonifacio in Manila. Capt. Diaz organized Katipunan members in Manila, Cavite, Nueva Ecija and other provinces to strike on August 30. Pio Valenzuela convened over 1,000 Katipuneros in Pugad Lawin who debated starting the revolution on August 29. Guillermo Masangkay attended a large meeting in Balintawak on August

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    Moratillo, John Daniel P.

    BME3A-6:00-7:00 P.M.
    Readings in Philippine History
    October 21, 2020

    The First Cry Learning Activity 1

    Reinforcement Activity 1. Complete the matrix below, focusing on where (claim as to place) and when (claim as to date) did the First Cry was
    held.

    Santiago Alvarez Gregoria de Jesus Capt. Diaz Pio Valenzuela’s Guillermo Masangkay

    Where were He was in Cavite at She fled to Manila and He was in Manila He waws in sitio He was in Balintawak
    they during the that Time joining her husband Gulod, Banlat
    event? (Andres Bonifacio)

    Claim as to Bahay Toro, Quezon Near Caloocan Balintawak Pugad Lawin Balintawak
    place City

    Claim as to August 24, 1896 August 25, 1896 August 25, 1896 August 23, 1896 August 26, 1896
    Date

    What At the conference, In those days they Capt. Diaz see how It was in Pugad Masangkay recounts
    transpired? the following condition was strong and influence Lawin, the house, the "Cry of
    concerns were exceedingly perilous, Bonifacio. On that day storehouse, and yard Balintawak," reporting
    approved: and because the orders were of Juan Ramos, son of that on 26 August
    people they are still immediately sent out Melchora Aquino, 1896 a large meeting
    shuffling under to Manila, Cavite, where more than 1,000 was held in
    -The rebellion to bondage, they grew to Nueva Ecija, and other members of the Balintawak at the
    protect the rights of a man and soon provinces of Katipunan met and house of Apolonio
    the people was to swelled the ranks of Katipuneros to strike had a considerable Samson, then head of
    begin at midnight on the K.K.K., and every at dawn on Sunday, debate and discussion the Caloocan district.
    Saturday, 29 August night their house was August 30th. on 23 August 1896. At around 9 a.m. on
    1896; almost packed with The debate was on the morning of August
    men who came to whether or not the 26, a meeting was
    -To be on alert so listen to the word of revolution against the opened with Andres
    that the Katipunan the Motherland, Spanish Government Bonifacio as president
    forces might strike including Enrique should begin on and Emilio Jacinto as
    should a situation Pacheco, with his two August 29, 1896. secretary. In August
    occur where the sons, Cipriano and After the chaotic 1896, after the
    enemy was at a Alfonso; Tomas conference, many of discovery of
    disadvantage. Temigio, and those present ripped Katipunan,
    Francisco Carreon, their certificates and Masangkay joined
    both members of the yelled, "Long live the Bonifacio, Emilio
    Thus, the insurrection Motherland. Philippines! Long live Jacinto and others at a
    could commence the Philippines!" clandestine meeting
    sooner than the held on the 26th of
    negotiated time of that month. At the
    midnight of 29 house of Apolonio
    August 1896, should Samson in Caloocan.
    a favorable
    opportunity occur at Initially, the founders
    that time. They of the revolution
    should all brace quarreled over
    themselves and be strategies and tactics,
    determined in the and many of its
    fight that was supporters challenged
    imminent; the wisdom of open
    revolt due to lack of
    The immediate goal weapons and logistical
    was the capture of resources. But after
    Manila. Bonifacio 's strong and
    compelling voice,
    After the everyone smashed
    postponement of the their cedulas to
    conference at 12 symbolize their
    noon, there were defiance of Spain and,
    chaotic calls of together, lifted the cry
    "Long live the Sons of "Revolt."
    of the People!"

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