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    The document provides an introduction and outline about the revolutionary period in the Philippines. It summarizes the founding of the Katipunan revolutionary society in 1892, its aims of civic and political change, and its hierarchical membership structure. It also describes the Kalayaan newspaper that the Katipunan used to propagate their ideals, as well as the Cry of Pugadlawin event in 1896 that marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule.

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    Introduction To Revolutionary Period

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    The document provides an introduction and outline about the revolutionary period in the Philippines. It summarizes the founding of the Katipunan revolutionary society in 1892, its aims of civic and political change, and its hierarchical membership structure. It also describes the Kalayaan newspaper that the Katipunan used to propagate their ideals, as well as the Cry of Pugadlawin event in 1896 that marked the beginning of the Philippine Revolution against Spanish colonial rule.

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    INTRODUCTION TO REVOLUTIONARY

    PERIOD

    OUTLINE
    THE KATIPUNAN

    FOUNDING
    AIMS
    MEMBERSHIP
    GOVERNMENT
    THE KALAYAAN

    THE CRY OF PUGADLAWIN


    JOSE RIZAL
    LA LIGA FILIPINA

    The Katipunan

    Katipunan
    Founding of the
    Katipunan

    July 7,1892
    A house on Azcarraga Street,
    Manila Labs
    "Kataastaasan
    Kagalanggalang na Katipunan
    ng mga Anak ng Bayan" or
    "KKK
    Andres Bonifacio, Teodoro
    Plata, Valentin Diaz, Ladislao
    Diwa, Deodato Arellano, and 1
    or 2 others

    The Katipunan
    Primary Objectives
    Civic

    Self-help and the defense of the weak and the poor

    Political

    Separation of the Philippines from Spain; To secure


    independents of the colony

    Moral

    Teaching of good manners, hygiene, and good moral


    characters

    Katipunan
    Three kinds of
    Members

    First grade - called "katipon".


    Password: Anak ng Bayan
    Second grade - called "kawal".
    Password: Gom-Bur-Za
    Third Grade - called "bayani".
    Password: Rizal

    The Katipunan Government

    Governing
    Bodies
    Kataastaasang
    Sanggunian
    Sangguniang
    Bayan
    Sangguniang
    Balangay

    The Katipunan Government

    Sangguniang
    Hukuman

    Passed judgment on members who


    violated the rules of the Society

    Katipunan
    Assembly

    Composed of the Supreme Council and


    the President of the Provincial and
    Popular Council

    Secret Chamber

    Sentenced members who exposed the


    secrets of the Katipunan

    The Kalayaan

    Bonifacio and Jacinto believed that they could easily


    propagate their revolutionary ideas by having a
    printing press
    Candido Iban & Francisco de Castillo - gave 400 pesos
    for the printing press
    D. Pio Valenzuela - suggested the name of the
    newspaper (Kalayaan)
    Placed Yokohama as place of publication and Marcelo
    H. Del Pilar as editor to mislead the Spanish
    authorities

    The Kalayaan

    Pahayag (Jacinto's) & Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupang published in the only issue of the Kalayaan
    Jacinto's pen names: Pingkian Dimas-Ilaw
    Bonifacio's pen name: Agapito Bagumbayan
    Valenzuela's pen name: Madlang-Away
    Purpose of the Kalayaan - to unite the country's
    people to fight for freedom and independence

    THE CRY OF PUGAD LAWIN

    Francisco L. Roxas
    Dr. Pio Valenzuela
    August 19, 1896
    -Caloocan
    -Gregoria de Jesus
    -A meeting in Balintawak on
    Aug. 24
    Sitio Kangkong
    Pugadlawin

    Juan A. Ramos
    -Melchora Aquino (Tandang Sora)

    Mother of the Katipunan.


    In that case, bring out your
    cedulas and tear them to pieces to
    show that we are prepared to take
    up arms.
    Cedulas
    This event happened on August 23,
    is known as the Cry of
    Pugadlawin.

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