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RIPH (Activity 6)

The document discusses three main sources from the Katipunan's Cry readings: Dr. Pio Valenzuela, Santiago Alvarez, and Guillermo Masangkay. For each source, it asks the reader to state their viewpoint and argument and whether they agree with it or not. It provides details on each source and their involvement with the revolution.

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RIPH (Activity 6)

The document discusses three main sources from the Katipunan's Cry readings: Dr. Pio Valenzuela, Santiago Alvarez, and Guillermo Masangkay. For each source, it asks the reader to state their viewpoint and argument and whether they agree with it or not. It provides details on each source and their involvement with the revolution.

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Name: Justin Anonuevo Date: 2022 – 11 – 03

“Activity 6”

1.) Choose two (2) learning resources in 03 Readings: The Katipunan's


Cry.

 The first conflict between Katipunan members and the Guardia


Civil was that the term "Scream" originally referred to the Guardia
Civil This scream could be a reference to the tearing up of cedulas
or local tax certificates against the Spanish government.

 The three main sources are the reports of Dr Pio Valenzuela,


Santiago Alvarez, Guillermo Masan cay. They joined the revolution
by seeing what was happening while it was happening.

2.) For every resource, state its viewpoint/argument and explain


whether you agree to it or not.
 Dr. Pio Valenzuela’s

Pio Valenzuela's first account of the first meeting in the


Philippines in Dr. Pio Valenzuela identified Balintawak as the first
theater of the Philippine Revolution changed to

Valenzuela went to Dapitan and met with Rizal to clarify the


situation However, Rizal advised him to wait until he had enough
weapons and the support of wealthy Filipinos before he
revolutionized.
 Santiago Alvarez

He sought to document the revolution "for an honorable truth


that is acceptable to all." I wanted to

As commander-in-chief of the Magdiwan army, he fought valiantly


against the Spanish forces before being promoted to general They
helped free Noveleta, along with his father Mariano Ivarez and his
cousin General Pascual Ivarez from the Spaniards.

 Guillermo Masangkay's

Guillermo Masangkay's is a friend and adviser to Colonel Andrew


Bonifacio. He was one of the original Katipunan members
Masangkay claims that the supreme leader convened a meeting of
all Katipuneros to discuss the upcoming uprising against the
Spanish settlers.

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