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    The document lists 26 revolts by Filipinos against Spanish colonial rule between 1567 and 1896. It identifies the main causes of the revolts as abuses by Spanish authorities especially in tribute collection, deprivation of rights of datus and maharlikas, refusal to accept Catholicism, forced labor, and personal grievances. All the revolts ultimately failed due to the superior organization and armaments of Spanish forces, disunity among Filipinos, and the lack of better weapons by revolt participants.

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    The document lists 26 revolts by Filipinos against Spanish colonial rule between 1567 and 1896. It identifies the main causes of the revolts as abuses by Spanish authorities especially in tribute collection, deprivation of rights of datus and maharlikas, refusal to accept Catholicism, forced labor, and personal grievances. All the revolts ultimately failed due to the superior organization and armaments of Spanish forces, disunity among Filipinos, and the lack of better weapons by revolt participants.

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    The document lists 26 revolts by Filipinos against Spanish colonial rule between 1567 and 1896. It identifies the main causes of the revolts as abuses by Spanish authorities especially in tribute collection, deprivation of rights of datus and maharlikas, refusal to accept Catholicism, forced labor, and personal grievances. All the revolts ultimately failed due to the superior organization and armaments of Spanish forces, disunity among Filipinos, and the lack of better weapons by revolt participants.

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    1. Dagami or Dayami Revolt in Mactan, Cebu (1567) 2. Tagalog Revolt in Manila (1574) 3. Igbaong Revolt in Antique (1586) 4.

    Salonga Revolt in Bulacan (1587) 5. Cagayan Revolt (1589) 6. Magalat Revolt in Cagayan (1596) 7. Iraya Revolt in Isabela (1621) 8. Tamblot Revolt in Bohol (1621 - 1622) 9. Bankaw Revolt in Southern Leyte (1621 - 1622) 10. Isneg or Mandaya Revolt in Cagayan (1625 - 1627) 11. Malolos Revolt in Bulacan (1643) 12. Sumuroy Revolt in Northern Samar (1649 - 1650) 13. Maniago Revolt in Pampanga (1660) 14. Biliran Revolt (1765 - 1774) 15. Dagohoy Rebellion in Bohol (1744 - 1829) 16. Palaris Revolt in Pangasinan (1762 - 1765) 17. Silang Revolt in Ilocos Norte (1762 - 1763) 18. camarines Revolt (1762 - 1764) 19. Aman Dagat Revolt in Batanes (1791) 20. Basi Revolt in Piddig, Ilocos Norte (1807) 21. Pule Revolt in Batangas, Laguna, and Tayabas (Now Quezon) (1840 - 1841) 22. Baladon and Labutawi Revolt in Isabela (1863) 23. Cavite Mutiny (1872) 24. Buhawi Revolt in Negros Occidental (1887) 25. Amay Pakpak Revolt in Lanao (1890 - 1893) 26. Papa isio Revolt (1896) Causes Why the Filipinos Revolted 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Abuses of the Spanish Authorities especially in the collection of tribute Deprivation of rights especially by the datus or maharlikas Refusal to acknowledge the Catholic Religion Forced Labor Personal Grievances example: Dagohoy Revolt All the revolts failed due to : 1. Superiority of the Spanish Forces in terms of organization and armament 2. Disunity of the Filipinos; Non-cooperation of many Filipinos 3. Lack of better armament
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