ASSESSMENT

Direction: Write your answer before the number.

Magdiwang fiction 1. Which faction of the Katipunan had planned to hold a convention
at Tejeros?

March 22, 1897 2. What date was the Tejeros Assembly convened in Agoncillo’s
account?

Agoncillo's account 3. Which account gave a description of the place where the
Tejeros Assembly took place?

Soverino de las Alas 4. Who raised the issue that instead of discussing first how to
strengthen defense in Cavite, the convention should agree upon the kind of
government to set up and administer the revolutionary group?

Antonio Montenegro 5. Who among the Magdalo raised the temper high for saying
that the Katipuneros are like robbers, or worse, animals without reason, if
they do not change the form of government?

Santiago Alvarez 6. Who is Gen. Apoy in Alvarez’s account?

Artemio Ricarte 7. Who is Gen Vibora in Alvarez account?

Baldomero Aguinaldo 8. Who is this ‘somebody’ in Agoncillo’s account but named in

Alvarez’s who suggested that the electors should stand on one side when
their candidates were called?

Andres Bonifacio 9. Who was elected Director of Interior?

Candido Tirona 10. Who protested Bonifacio’s election as secretary of the Interior?

Primary source 11. The process that a researcher uses to verify that the contents of a
document are accurate is known as ________.

Secondhand information 12. The process that a researcher uses to verify that the
historical documents are genuine is known as _______.

Memories 13. A _______ is a document prepared by an individual who was a direct

witness to an event being described.
Primary source 14. It is the testimony of an eyewitness or of one who or that which
was present at the event of which he/she tells.

Secondary source 15. It is the testimony of anyone who is not an eyewitness – that is
of one who was not present at the events of which he tells.

Activity 2.

Direction: Create a history timeline about the Tejeros convention in order to do that you
must identify important dates, person and events during each specific time.

History Timeline About the Tejeros Convention

Background Primary Source: Santiago Secondary Source: Teodoro

Alvarez' Memoir of a General Agoncillo's Seeds of Discontent

Author's Background - Santiago Verata Alvares - Teodoro Andal

was a revolutionary
commander who
founded and served as
honorary president of
the Nacionalista Party's
first directorate.
When was the account - July 24,1927
written?
Mention of Dates - March 25,1897 - The
assembly at Tejeros
convened
- The morning of March
27, 1897, when
eyewitnesses who had
seen the meeting
revealed that it had
really taken place at the
Tanza Parish House.
Agoncillo was a famous
Filipino historian in the
20th century. He and
his compatriot Renato
Constantino were
among the first Filipino
historians to advocate
for an uniquely
nationalist perspective
on the country's past.
He was also a poet and
an essayist.
- Was written in 1947 as
an entry in National
Bonifacio Biography.
- Was published in 1956.
- The capital was moved
to San Francisco de
Malabon in early
November, and then to
Naik.
- Middle of December
1896 acceded to the
request in the third
mvitation and left for
Cavite

Mention of places - The rumored meeting
with Magdalo leaders
will take place in the
parish house in Tanza.
- The assembly was held
in San Francisco de
Malabon, Cavite.
Key personalities - Supremo Andres
Bonifacio
- Emilio Aguinaldo
- Daniel Tirona- Break the
meeting rules and
insulted the elected
- Jose del Rosario
- Pres. Baldomero
Aguinaldo - leader of
Magdalo
- Santiago V. Alvarez
(Magdiwang)
- Maraino Alvare
- April 1897-Spaniards
captured the town
- January 2 1997-town
Fiesta of San
- March 22, 1897
Aguinaldo's birthday
- A delegation searches
the Montalban and
Marquina mountains
for Supremo, who has
been staying there.
- House of Juan
Castaneda in Imus,
where the rebel leaders
brought Bonifacio.
- San Francisco de
Malabon where the
assembly takes place
- The first important
election held under the
auspices of the
Katipunan
administration was held
in Tanza or Santa Cruz
de Malabon, the
ancient summer retreat
of the friars.
- Nasugbo, Tuwi, and
Look, Batangas - under
the Magdiwang
government
- Kawit - Magdalo's
capital before it
- Estate house of Tejeros
- a Magdiwangterito
- Supremo Andres
Bonifacio
- Emilio Aguinaldo
- Daniel Tirona- Break the
meeting rules and
insulted the elected
- Jose del Rosario
- Pres. Baldomero
Aguinaldo - leader of
Magdalo
Sequencing of events - The assembly at Tejeros - The Katipunan of Cavite.
was finally convened on divided into two
March 25, 1897. factions, the
- Mr. Andres Bonifacio, Magdiwang and the
the Supremo, won over Magdalo
Mr. Manano Alvarez as - When Cavite led by its
the secretary of the rival factions,
interior successfully rose in
- There was a heated revolt, the leaders fell
conflict between Andres into disputes arising
Bonifacio and Daniel from the desire of one
Trono group to lord it over the
- The Magdalo members other.
did not came to the - Andres Bonifacio was
reconciliation meeting invented by the
- The meeting was held Magdiwang men to visit
at the Tanza parish Cavite.
house, and the - The preliminary meeting
Supremo's decision to arose misunderstanding
hold the election at the between the Magdalo
friar estate house was leaders and Bonifacio
ignored. - Bonifacio was brought
- Those elected at the by the rebel leaders to
Tejeros convention the house of Juan
gathered before a Castaneda in Imus
crucifix at the Tanza - Misunderstanding
parish house gathering. existed between the
- For their oath-taking followers of the
ceremonies, the Magdiwang and the
Magdalo deployed Magdalo
troops to defend the - The Magdalo group
Tanza parish house. strenuously objected
and insisted on an
election
- The situation had not
eased up a bit when the
leaders of the
Magdiwang planned to
hold another
convention
- A heated conflict
between Antonio
Montenegro and
Santiago Alvarez
- Andres Bonifacio and
Daniel Tirono incident
- Bonifacio wrote from
San Francisco de
 Malabon to his uncle-in-
law, Mariano Alvarez
- Andres Bonifacio
discovered the dirty
works of the meeting.