Katipunan

1. Did Rizal supported the 1896 Philippine Revolution of bonifacio? Why or why not? - I don’t think he did. If I were to tell based on what I understand in his point of view, he don’t want Filipinos to revolt yet, because he knew that this will not succeed. But on the other hand, I think that he supported it on his own ways. He wanted Filipinos to be free, one of the reason why he build the group “La liga Filipina, it’s because he wanted too, to revolt but I think he is still waiting for the right time, that is why he didn’t agreed into revolving. He think that the resources of the Filipino is not enough, that we cannot win the fight with only knives while the opponent uses guns and armalites. The opponent of the Philippines is well resources and has a lot of equipment’s where in Rizal feared that of ever the revolution of the Filipinos continues, we will only end up dead and fighting without winning over it. We’ll just lose equipment’s, resources and of course our Filipino men would die. Rizal only care for what would happen to our fellow Filipinos. He only wants us to be safe, another reason why he wanted to earn the freedom of the Filipinos. On my part, Rizal is a very caring man, he cared for our country like it was his home, and it’s his home. When he was in dapitan, one of the revolutionist went to him, asking for his permission about the revolution, and he disagreed, not because he do not want to free our country, it is because he cares. Because he do not want anyone…

It was created and formed due to the discovery of the anti-colonial secret association, Katipunan, by the Spanish people on month of August 1st, 1896. They held a mass assembly in Caloocan where Katipunan leaders made a plan themselves into a revolutionary government, and proclaimed a nationwide-armed revolution. The revolution of the Filipinos started with support from the United States and a year after of the intense fighting, the Spanish made a formal agreement of Biak-na-Bato that ended the…

1972). Technically, national revolution and national hero go hand in hand as the national hero of the country is usually the leader of the national revolution. In the case of the Philippines, it is the exact opposite since Rizal even opposed and contradicted it. According in the manifesto of December 15, 1896, Rizal stated that from the very beginning when he first learned about the revolution that was being planned, he opposed it pertaining to its absolute impossibility. Moreover, he said that…

own life for independence. From the Spanish colonial rule up to the Philippine-American war, General Antonio Luna wanted our independence back. He was a general with great skills and was a military strategist and the most brilliant general in our country during the Philippine-American war. When Katipunan Revolution existed, they were asked to join with his two other brothers. But because his brothers and him believed in gradual reform, they refused to join. This was because the Katipunan…

Of course this was an offense to the Spanish colonial government in the Philippines and when he returned to the Philippines he was to report to the Spanish government to further explain his ideas. Although the government was more forgiving rather than the Catholic church, but this did not stop Jose from writing a sequel called El Filibusterismo in 1891. 6During writing the sequel, Jose Rizal was not in the Philippines since he was considered a traitor for writing those books. He soon returned…

what they would sell. This isn’t surprising since the Filipino creativity doesn’t go far from this. Filipinos are known to have the ingenuity to create something out of, basically, nothing. Who would have thought of cooking every part of a chicken, every limb, bone, and even organs? Well, we did. The resourcefulness to come up with something is a natural Filipino trait. Being a Filipino myself, even I can’t resist the craving and the urge to eat street food. In an effort to satisfy such…

Society of Friends of the country was establish in 1781, having Governor-General José Basco y Vargas as one of the founders. Efficient advancements aids in bringing new concepts to the Philippines, such as the opening of Suez Canal in 1869, cutting the travel time to spain and leading to the rise of the Illustrados, an educated Filipino upper class men. The illustrados begged for liberty and representation to the Spanish Cortes. Jose Rizal, being one of the most brilliant illustrados that were…

The revolution began in August 1896, upon the discovery of the anti-colonial Spanish secret organisation “Katipunan.” Led by Andrés Bonifacio, the Katipunan was a secessionist movement and shadow government that spread throughout much of the islands whose aim was independence from Spain by means of an armed revolt. In a mass gathering in Caloocan, the Katipunan leaders organised a revolutionary government and openly declared a nationwide armed…

One man from the Jose Rizal he wanted to only support the “full blooded spaniards”. He started his political career at the university of Madrid. But he disappeared for a while Andres Bonifacio founded a group called Katipunan and made them revolt. He made a deal with the Spaniard and they sent him to Hong Kong to buy more weapons. To keep the war going. Then Puerto Rico decided that a way to get freedom was to take make allies with the United…

He was not really the one who saved and freed the Philippines and its people from the Spanish rule. Other heroes, like Andres Bonifacio, have contributed much more in history yet our focus is always on Rizal. Bonifacio led the KKK or Katipunan which aimed to attain independence from Spain through an armed revolution. The main reason why it is a requirement for every Filipino student to study the life and writings of Rizal is still because of the American sponsorship. It all began when the…