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La Union Campus
City of San Fernando, La Union College of Education
BACHELOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION

Name: BASILIO, FRANCIA NEIL TUMBAGA Year & Section: BSE 1C

Subject: Readings in Philippine History (GECC 106) Date Submitted: April 14, 2021

MODULE 3: Cavite Mutiny and the First Cry

LEARNING ACTIVITY B.
DATE PLACE PERSON IMPORTANT FACTS
INVOLVED
CRY OF August 23, 1896 Pugadlawin Andres Bonifacio -The discovery about the
PUGADLAWIN Katipunan has been spilled
Katipuneros throughout Manila and
other neighboring areas.
Juan Ramos Subsequently, Andres
Bonifacio called for a
Melchora Aquino general meeting at the
house of Juan Ramos in
Procopio Pugadlawin on August 23,
1869.
Emilio Jacinto
-Melchora Aquino, also
Teodora Plata known as “Tandang Sora”
and was later recognized as
Aguedo del Rosario the Mother of the
Katipunan, is the mother of
Pio Valenzuela Juan Ramos.

Apolonio Samson -On august 19, Bonifacio

along with his brothers
Spanish Soldiers Procopio, Emilio Jacinto,
Teodoro Plata, and Aguedo
del Rosario went to
Balintawak for them to
tackle about the steps to be
taken to meet the crisis. Pio
Valenzuela followed them
the next day.

-On August 21, Bonifacio

changed the Katipunan
Code because the Spaniard
already knew about it. On
the same day, the rebels
left Balintawak for
Kangkong— Apolonio
Samson gave them food and
shelter.

-On August 22, they went to

Pugadlawin.
 -On August 23, Bonifacio
assured his men if they are
prepared to fight— all
assembled to fight until the
end. They brought out their
cedulas and tore them into
pieces, which resembles
their determination to take
up arm while shouting
“Long live the Philippines!”

CRY OF August 26, 1896 Balintawak Andres Bonifacio -Katipuneros noticed Andres
BALINTAWAK Bonifacio that the civil
Melchora Aquino guards are coming after
them. The latter initiated
Katipuneros retreat since they only have
inferior weapons.
Spanish Soldiers
-The rebels marched
towards Pasong Tamo and
they finally arrived at the
yard of Melchora Aquino on
August 24.

-On august 25, a burst of

fire came from the
approaching Spaniards. The
rebels lost two men while
the enemy lost one. The
rebels decided to retreat
since they only have
inferior weapons. The
Spaniards, on the other
hand, also retreated
because they found
themselves greatly
outnumbered. Thus,
preventing a bloody
encounter.

-On August 26, Spanish

Reinforcements went to
Pasong Tamo to drive away
the rebels. But upon their
arrival, they found nothing.
Out of frustration, the
Spaniards shot two innocent
farmers. When the Spanish
Reinforcements returned to
Manila, they boasted that a
great fight took place at
Pasong Tamo and that they
managed to drive the rebels
away. This was the origin of
the so-called “Cry of
Balintawak”.
-The rebels skirting day and
night arrived in Mariquina.
They abandoned it later and
went to Hagdang Bato on
August 27.

-On August 28, Bonifacio

issued a manifesto inciting
the people to get set for a
concerted attack on the
Spaniards on August 29.