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    Act of Declaration of Philippine Independence

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    The document summarizes the Act of the Declaration of Philippine Independence written by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista in 1896. It provides background on Bautista and explains that Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo appointed him to write the declaration. The declaration was presented on June 12, 1898 in Cavite and officially ratified by the Malolos Congress on September 29, 1898. It established a dictatorial government and summarized the reasons for the revolution, including abuses by the civil guards and friars and inequalities faced by Filipinos under Spanish rule.

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    Act of Declaration of Philippine Independence

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    The document summarizes the Act of the Declaration of Philippine Independence written by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista in 1896. It provides background on Bautista and explains that Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo appointed him to write the declaration. The declaration was presented on June 12, 1898 in Cavite and officially ratified by the Malolos Congress on September 29, 1898. It established a dictatorial government and summarized the reasons for the revolution, including abuses by the civil guards and friars and inequalities faced by Filipinos under Spanish rule.

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    The document summarizes the Act of the Declaration of Philippine Independence written by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista in 1896. It provides background on Bautista and explains that Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo appointed him to write the declaration. The declaration was presented on June 12, 1898 in Cavite and officially ratified by the Malolos Congress on September 29, 1898. It established a dictatorial government and summarized the reasons for the revolution, including abuses by the civil guards and friars and inequalities faced by Filipinos under Spanish rule.

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    Act of Declaration of Philippine Independence

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    The document summarizes the Act of the Declaration of Philippine Independence written by Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista in 1896. It provides background on Bautista and explains that Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo appointed him to write the declaration. The declaration was presented on June 12, 1898 in Cavite and officially ratified by the Malolos Congress on September 29, 1898. It established a dictatorial government and summarized the reasons for the revolution, including abuses by the civil guards and friars and inequalities faced by Filipinos under Spanish rule.

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    CONTENT AND CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS

    ACT OF
    DECLARATION OF
    PHILIPPINE
    INDEPENDENCE
    Author's Background
    Ambrosio Rianzares Bautista
    December 17, 1830- December 4, 1903
    War Counselor
    Special Delegate-Designate
    Known as Don Bosyong
    Studied Law at the University of Sto. Tomas and got
    degree in 1865
    Member of Laliga Filipina, Cuerpo de
    Compromisarios, and La Propaganda
    June 10, 1896, Gen Aguinaldo appointed him as a
    Special Commissioner to write "The Act of the
    Declaration of the Independence"
    Account's Historical Background
    Where:
    Cavite-Viejo, Province of Cavite
    When:
    June 10, 1896, Gen Aguinaldo appointed Bautista as a Special Commissioner to
    write "The Act of the Declaration of the Independence"
    Presented on 12 June 1898
    Ratified in Bacoor, Cavite on 1 August 1898 and Officially ratified by the
    Malolos Congress on 29 September 1898
    Reasons:
    Aguinaldo thought that it was necessary to declare the independence of the
    Philippines
    Tired of bearing the ominous joke of Spanish domination
    Content Analysis
    Reasons of the Revolution
    Abuses of the Civil Guards
    Political Dominance of Friars
    Execution of Jose Rizal and the GOMBURZA
    Cavite Mutiny
    Generally, Inequalities and Injustices experienced by the Filipinos

    Kind of government Aguinaldo established


    Aguinaldo declared a Dictatorial Government
    Explanation of the Philippine Flag
    Flag symbols
    White triangle- the emblem of the Katipunan society
    Three stars- Luzon, Mindanao and Panay
    Sun- the gigantic strides that were made by the sons of this land
    towards progress and civilization.
    Eight rays- eight provinces: Manila, Cavite, Bulacan, Pampanga,
    Bataan, Nueva Ecija, Laguna and Batangas

    Flag colors
    Blue, Red, White- to commemorate the flag of USA
    Historical Truths
    The Philippine revolution is Agrarian in
    Nature

    The Katipunan is mentioned in the latter part


    of the document but Bonifacio and his
    contributions were not mentioned. Whereas,
    There will be no revolution if not because of
    Andres Bonifacio's leadership together with
    the Katipuneros.
    Relevance of the Account

    IT SERVES AS THE REVEALS THE REVEALS THE SUMMARIZES AND


    PROOF OF BEING REASONS BEHIND GOVERNMENT THAT EXPRESSES ALL
    INDEPENDENT OF OUR THE PHILIPPINE EMILIO AGUINALDO ABOUT THE
    COUNTRY FROM THE REVOLUTION ESTABLISH EVENTS
    COLONISTS DURING THE TIME HAPPENED DURING
    OF SPANISH REVEALS THE REAL THE CONQUEST BY
    IT SPEAKS THE OCCUPATION MEANING OF THE THE COLONISTS IN
    POLITICAL COLOR OF THE 300 YEARS
    PARTIALITY OF THOSE REVEALS THE WAR PHILIPPINE FLAG
    IN POWER OF INDEPENDENCE
    Group Members
    Ventura, Aiza Lhie M.
    Salon, Gjon Breinard G
    Lopez, Dazzle Joi A.
    Galeon, Glenn Edgar P.
    Bermudez, Mark Reniel M.
    Visitacion, Ervin Frank O.
    Calugay, Leecel M.

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