What are revolutions The Resistance Against the Spaniards

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What are revolutions

What are revolutions

The Resistance Against the Spaniards X By group : BADJAO Made on : 9/13/09

The Resistance Against the Spaniards X By group : BADJAO Made on : 9/13/09

THE SILANG REVOLT • led by Diego Silang • When Diego died his wife

THE SILANG REVOLT • led by Diego Silang • When Diego died his wife Gabriella Silang

• The Silang Revolt was made because Silang believed that the leaders of

• The Silang Revolt was made because Silang believed that the leaders of the country and of his land should be trained Filipinos not Spaniards

• Another cause would be grievance because of Taxation and Abuses • Diego

• Another cause would be grievance because of Taxation and Abuses • Diego and Gabriela Silang

• Gabriella Silang was later on called Ilcos’s Joan of Arc because of

• Gabriella Silang was later on called Ilcos’s Joan of Arc because of her willpower and power in fighting

• Silang was killed on May 28, 1763 by Miguel Vicos, a friend

• Silang was killed on May 28, 1763 by Miguel Vicos, a friend of Silang. The Spanish authorities paid for his murder, leading to his death in the arms of his wife, Gabriela.

• Eventually, the revolt ended with the defeat of the Ilocanos. Gabriela Silang

• Eventually, the revolt ended with the defeat of the Ilocanos. Gabriela Silang was executed by Spanish authorities in Vigan on September 10, 1763.

THE TAMBLOT REVOLT • The Tamblot revolt started because of a babaylan or a

THE TAMBLOT REVOLT • The Tamblot revolt started because of a babaylan or a native priest in Bohol who called on the Boholanos to help him fight against paying dues to the government and the Catholic church

• It was a battle of around 2000 men • The men followed

• It was a battle of around 2000 men • The men followed Tamblot because of the RICE AND WINE CHALLENGE • And as expected the Tamblot uprising failed because the Spanish were too powerful

THE DAGOHOY REVOLT • The longest revolt against the spaniards [1744 -1829 bohol roughly

THE DAGOHOY REVOLT • The longest revolt against the spaniards [1744 -1829 bohol roughly 85 years] • Led by Francisco Dagohoy • This revolt was caused by: forced labor , Spanish oppression , Bandala abuse of taxes and tributes

• But what got Dagohoy really mad was the refusal of the Jesuits

• But what got Dagohoy really mad was the refusal of the Jesuits to give his brother a Christian burial [his brother died while serving the Spaniards • This made him call

Francisco Dagohoy

Francisco Dagohoy

THE TAPAR REVOLT • A person known as Tapar created a new religion the

THE TAPAR REVOLT • A person known as Tapar created a new religion the Spaniards although rejected it even if it was based on CHRISTIANITY

• Because of this rejection Tapar and his men raided the church in

• Because of this rejection Tapar and his men raided the church in the middle of the city • The Spaniards of course suppressed them and stopped them • This revolution was in 1663

THE ERMANO APOLINARIO DE LA CRUZ REVOLT • Lead by Hermano Apolinario de la

THE ERMANO APOLINARIO DE LA CRUZ REVOLT • Lead by Hermano Apolinario de la Cruz or Hermano Pule • First religious uprising of the Tagalogs • Pule dreamed of becoming a priest

• He recruited some priests and some followers • But he was continuously

• He recruited some priests and some followers • But he was continuously harassed annoyed by the Spaniards so he lead this uprising against the Spaniards • But he was captured a day after winning his fight

CREDITS • Matthew Tan [datu] • Sean Sy • Austin T. [taga - tala]

CREDITS • Matthew Tan [datu] • Sean Sy • Austin T. [taga - tala] • Gerard Tan • Luis Sy

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