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    The document summarizes two versions of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny in the Philippines: 1) The Filipino version views it as a simple mutiny by dissatisfied Filipino soldiers and laborers against the abolition of their privileges by Governor Izquierdo. 2) The Spanish version portrays it as an attempt by native Filipinos ("Indios") to overthrow Spanish rule in the Philippines, with the mutiny serving as a pretext to implicate prominent priests and lawyers in a larger conspiracy. The mutiny was an important precursor to later independence movements, linking to the martyrdom of priests Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora and inspiring Jose Rizal's novels which

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    The document summarizes two versions of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny in the Philippines: 1) The Filipino version views it as a simple mutiny by dissatisfied Filipino soldiers and laborers against the abolition of their privileges by Governor Izquierdo. 2) The Spanish version portrays it as an attempt by native Filipinos ("Indios") to overthrow Spanish rule in the Philippines, with the mutiny serving as a pretext to implicate prominent priests and lawyers in a larger conspiracy. The mutiny was an important precursor to later independence movements, linking to the martyrdom of priests Gomez, Burgos, and Zamora and inspiring Jose Rizal's novels which

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    CA V I T E

    UT I
    M Group 1 NY
    1872
    12 major events happened in 1872:

    1. 1872 Cavite Mutiny

    2. Martydom of the three priest in the persons


    of Fathers Mariano Gomes, Jose burgos and
    jacinto Zamora (Gomburza)
    Introduction
    The Cavite Mutiny is
    one of the most
    significant historical
    accounts in the
    Philippine History.
    FILIPINO VERSION
    OF CAVITE MUTINY
    i s M u t i n y ?
    What e a u th ority
    e llio n ag a in s t th
    A reb
    m old ve rb ,
    Comes fro
    m ea n “ Re v o lt
    tin e” w hic h
    “Mu
    Cavite Mutiny
    The 12th of June of every year since 1898 is a very important
    event for all the Filipinos. In this particular day,the intire
    Filipino nation as well as Filipino communities all over the
    world gathers to celebrate the Philippines independence day.
    1898 came to be a very significant year for all of us. But we
    should be reminded that another year is as historic as 1898
    -1872. There will be no 1896 Philippines Revolution if there
    was no 1872 Cavite Mutiny.
    Dr. Trinandad Hermenegildo Pardo De Tavera
    A Filipino scholar and
    researcher
    The incident was merely amutiny
    by Filipino soldiers and laborers of
    the Cavite arsenal to the
    dissatisfaction arising from the
    draconian policies of Izquierdo
    (abolition of priveleges and
    prohibition of the founding of the
    school of arts and trade).
    Cavite Mutiny
    Cavite Mutiny uprising of military personnel of Fort San
    Felipe (Spanish arsenal in Cavite, Philippines) on January
    20, 1872
    Around 200 soldiers and laborers rose up the belief that it
    would elevate to a national uprising.
    The Mutiny was unsuccessful, and government soldiers
    executed many of the participants
    Collective name of the three martyred GOMBURZA
    priest. Tagged as the masterminds of the
    Cavite Mutiny.

    GOMBURZA • They were prominent Filipino


    priests charge with treason and sedition
    •The Spanish clergy connected the priest to
    the mutiny as part of a conspiracy to stifle
    the movement of secular priest who desired
    to have their own parishes instead of being
    assistants to the regular friars.
    Garrote
    killing someone by
    strangulation typically
    with an iron wire or cord
    GOMBURZA
    FEBRUARY 17,1872 The Gomburza
    were executed by garrote in public
    to serve as a threat to Filipino
    never to attempt to fight the
    Spaniards again This is a scene
    purportedly witness by a young
    Jose Rizal
    SPANISH VERSION
    OF CAVITE MUTINY
    Jose Montero y Vilda
    A prolific Spanish historian documented
    the event and highlighted it as an attempt
    of the Indios to overthrow the Spanish
    government in the Philippines.
    Meanwhile, Gov. Gen. Rafael Izquierdo's
    official report to the King of Spain
    magnified the event and made use of it to
    implicate the native clergy, which was
    then active in the call for secularization.
    Secularization

    magkaroon ng magandang
    katungkulan ang mga
    native clerigies (mga
    Pilipinong pari) dito sa
    Pilipinas na hindi
    nagustuhan ng mga
    prayleng Espanyo
    Spanish Account
    IN THE SPANIARD'S ACCOUNT 1872 Was
    premeditated, a part of big conspiracy among
    educated leaders, mestizo, lawyers and residents of
    Manila and Cavite. They allegedly plan to liquidate
    high-ranking spanish officers then kill friars.
    THE ACCOUNT DETAIL THAT ON JANUARY 20, 1872
    The district of Sampaloc celebrated the feast of the
    Virgin Loreto, came with it were some fireworks
    display. The Caviteños mistook this as the signal to
    commence with the attack.
    Spanish Account
    200 men was led by Sergeant Lamadrid attack Spanish officers at
    sight and seized the arsenal.
    Izquierdo, upon learning the attack, ordered reinforcement of the
    spanish forces in Cavite to quell the revolt.
    The revolution was easily crushed, when Manileños who were
    expected to aid the Caviteños did not arrive.
    Fathers Gomez Burgos & Zamora We're tried by a court - martial and
    sentenced to be excuted.
    ANTONIO MA.REGIDOR

    JOAQUIN PARDO DE Filipino lawyers were JOSE MA.BASA PIO


    TEVERA suspended from the
    practice of law
    arrested and
    sentenced to life
    imprisonment at the
    Marianas island.
    2 VERSION OF
    CAVITE MUNITY
    Filipino Version- it's a simple mutiny by the native
    Filipino soldiers and laborers of the cavite arsenal
    who turned out to be dissatisfied with the abolition
    ot their privilege

    Spanish Version - an attempt of the Indios to


    overthrow the Spanish gowernment in the
    Philippines.
    OUR PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE
    CAN BE TRACED BACK FROM THE
    CAVITE MUTINY

    01 Cavite Munity 03 1896 Philippine


    revolution

    02 Death of Gomburza 04 Jose Rizal's El


    filibusterismo/
    Noli me tangere
    WH IC H
    SIDE YO U
    BEL IE VE ?
    Thank
    you

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