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    The document summarizes key events leading up to the establishment of the First Philippine Republic, known as the Malolos Republic. It describes the Spanish-American War, Aguinaldo's return to the Philippines, the declaration of independence from Spain, and the Treaty of Paris which transferred control from Spain to the United States. It then discusses the Malolos Congress which approved independence and drafted a constitution, establishing the First Philippine Republic with Aguinaldo as president on January 23, 1899. However, the republic only lasted two years until Aguinaldo was captured by American forces.

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    The document summarizes key events leading up to the establishment of the First Philippine Republic, known as the Malolos Republic. It describes the Spanish-American War, Aguinaldo's return to the Philippines, the declaration of independence from Spain, and the Treaty of Paris which transferred control from Spain to the United States. It then discusses the Malolos Congress which approved independence and drafted a constitution, establishing the First Philippine Republic with Aguinaldo as president on January 23, 1899. However, the republic only lasted two years until Aguinaldo was captured by American forces.

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    Things That Happened Before The Malolos Republic: © Lightning Bugs 2011

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    The document summarizes key events leading up to the establishment of the First Philippine Republic, known as the Malolos Republic. It describes the Spanish-American War, Aguinaldo's return to the Philippines, the declaration of independence from Spain, and the Treaty of Paris which transferred control from Spain to the United States. It then discusses the Malolos Congress which approved independence and drafted a constitution, establishing the First Philippine Republic with Aguinaldo as president on January 23, 1899. However, the republic only lasted two years until Aguinaldo was captured by American forces.

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    Things

    that
    happened
    before the
    Malolos
    Republic
    © lightning bugs 2011
    • Spanish-American War (in
    support f o r the Cuban
    revolution)
    • Battle o f Manila Bay (Battle o f
    the Spanish and the Americans
    wherein the Americans won)
    • Return o f Aguinaldo (Aguinaldo
    l e f t Hong Kong after the battle
    o f Manila Bay and returned to
    the Philippines

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    • Declaration o f the Philippine
    Independence at Kawit, Cavite
    (June 12, 1898)

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    • Philippine Flag

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    • Sewn by M a r c e l l a
    Agoncillo

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    • Treaty o f Paris (ended the
    Spanish regime in the Philippines
    and started the American
    regime)

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    The Malolos
    Republic

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    • Eighty-five Filipinos met in a
    revolutionary congress at
    Barasoain Church, starting
    Sept. 15, 1898

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    • The M a l o l o s Congress approved
    the independence o f the
    Philippines.
    • Started the making o f a new
    constitution f o r the
    Philippines
    • With the new constitution, the
    First Philippine Republic was
    established.
    • The constitution o f the First
    Philippine Republic was c a l l e d
    “ M a l o l o s Constitution” because
    it was written in Malolos,
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    • Its r e a l author was Felipe G.
    Calderon, a famous Filipino
    lawyer.

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    • It was approved by the M a l o l o s
    congress on November 29, 1898
    and proclaimed by General
    Aguinaldo on January 21, 1898

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    • On January 23, 1899, the First
    Philippine Republic was
    inaugurated Barasoain Church,
    Malolos, Bulacan
    • A solemn and happy time.
    • Filipinos want to show to the
    w o r l d that they had their
    own government at last.

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    • They wore their best
    costumes

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    • Aguinaldo was sworn the
    president o f the First Republic at
    the church altar.
    • There were
    parades, bands, fiestas, and
    parties

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    • Official Newspaper – E l Heraldo
    de l a Revolution

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    • Independent Newspaper – La
    Independencia ran by Antonio
    Luna

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    • First Filipino diplomat who
    was sent abroad to w o r k f o r
    recognition o f Philippine
    Independence – Felipe Agoncillo

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    Failure of
    the First
    Philippine
    Republic

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    • The Republic lived only f o r
    tw o years (January 23, 1899-
    March 23, 1901)
    • Ended when Aguinaldo
    was captured by the
    Americans

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    End of Part
    2

    © lightning bugs 2011

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