Readings In Ph History/ Ss01 -Chapter 3

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Controversies and conflicting views

It has been said that the Philippines had

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One past but many histories

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He prepared a list of controversial issues in the Philippine history

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Pepito M. Capito

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Pepito M. Capito's History professor in FEU in 1963

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Pedro H. Gagelonia

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Number of islands and Islets in the Philippines

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7641

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Number of unnamed islands in the Philippines

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5000

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this is the third deepest in the world which is located on the east of the Philippines

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Philippine trench, Mindanao Trench or Mindanao Deep

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its length is 820 miles and width of about 30 kilometers

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Philippine trench, Mindanao Trench or Mindanao Deep

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located in Luzon trending Southeast to the northern Maluku Island of Haimahera, Indonesia

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Philippine trench, Mindanao Trench or Mindanao Deep

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Galathea depth

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deepest point has a depth of 10,540 meters (5670 fathoms; 34580 ft)

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the largest , longest and widest river in the Philippines

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Cagayan River or Rio Grande de Cagayan

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it is located in the northeastern part of luzon that traverses in provinces of Nueva vizcaya, Quirino, Isabela and Cagayan

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Cagayan River or Rio Grande de Cagayan

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naturally formed, narrow but navigable waterway that connects two larger bodies of water

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straits

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number of straits in the Philippines

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There are 22 straits in the Philippines according to google

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it is also called seashore where land meets the sea or ocean or a line that forms the boundary between the land and the ocean sea or lake

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coastline

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The highest mountain in the philippines

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Mt. Apo

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The third highest mountain in the philippines and luzon highest peak at 2.922 m above sea level

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Mt. Pulag or sometimes called as Mt. Pulog

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it borders between the province of Benguet , Ifugao Nueva Vizcaya

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Mt. Pulag or sometimes called as Mt. Pulog

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the second highest mountain with a peak of 2936 m

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Mt Dulong Dulong

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the 4th highest mountain in the Philippines

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Mt Kitanglad

Mt Piapayungan

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local historian in Butuan believed that the first mass took place in

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Mazawa (now Masao)

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When was the first mass held according to the historical presentation of the BCHS?

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March 31, 1521

Easter sunday

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It is when the National Historical Institute dismissed the Gines de mafra account as fake and reverted the discussion to pre-de mafra which back the site of the first mass was Limasawa

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March 31, 1998

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He gave evidence that the first mass was held in Butuan and not in Limasawa

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Joelito Monzon Ramirez Jr

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The Cry of Balintawak First Issue

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The first cry took place in Balintawak, Caloocan in August 23, 1896

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The Cry of Balintawak 2nd Issue

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the first cry was in August 23, 1896 but not in Balintawak. But in Pugadlawin

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The Cry of Balintawak Third Issue

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the cry occurred at the end of August 1896 and that all the places mentioned above are in Caloocan which those times was a district of Balintawak

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To whom El Filibusterismo was dedicated

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Mariano Gomez

Jose Burgos

Jacinto Zamora

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When and where GOMBURZA was executed

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at Bagumbayan Field, February 17, 1872

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The priests were sentenced to death by the garotte for being linked as the

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instigators of the Cavite Arsenal Revolt of January 20, 1872

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According to him, there were two accounts or perspectives in reference to the death of GOMBURZA

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Chris Antonette Piedad-Pugay

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Jose Montero y Vidal documented that it is an attempt of the indios to overthrow the Spanish government in the Philippines

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The Spanish Perspective of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny

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Gov, General Rafael Izquierdos implicates the native clergy, which was then active propagandist proliferated by unrestrained press, democratic, liberal and republican books and pamphlets reaching the Philippines

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The Spanish Perspective of the 1872 Cavite Mutiny

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Dr. Trinidad Hermenigildo Pardo de Tavera said that it was a mere mutiny by the native Filipino soldiers and laborers of the cavite arsenal who turned out to be dissatisfied with the abolition of their privileges.

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The Filipino Version of the cavite Incident

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These episode leads to the awakening of nationalism and eventually to the outbreak of the Philippines Revolution of 1896.

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The Cavite Mutiny

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Who celebrated the first mass?

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Friar Pedro Valderama

Ferdinand Magellan

Rajah Siaias (ruler of Mazawa)

Rajah Colambu (ruler of Butuan)

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He belived that the first mass was in Butuan, not in Limasawa

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Father Joesilo Conalla