Introduction to Filipino History

Aglipay Aguinaldo American Andres Bonifacio Antonio Luna Apolinario Mabini appointed battle became Biyak-na-bato Bonifacio Bulakan called Catholic Cavite Cebu Central Luzon Church citizens civil colony Commission Congress Constitution Court decree Dewey election enemy established executive Fili Filipino priests Filipino rebels Filipinos foreign friar-curates friars governor governor-general guerrilla Harrison Hongkong Hukbalahap Huks IMPROVING YOUR VOCABULARY Jacinto Japanese Jones Law Katipunan Katipuneros land leaders Legazpi Luna Mabini MacArthur Magellan Malolos Manila Bay Mariano martial law ment mestizos military Mindanaw mission Nacionalista Party National Assem National Assembly Osmeña Pangasinan Party patriotic Philip Philippine independence Philippine Independent Church Pilar pines political powers President Marcos Prime Minister proclamation provided by law provinces Quezon reformists reforms revolution Revolutionary Rizal Roxas Secretary sembly sent society soldiers Spain Spaniards Spanish authorities Spanish period Supreme surrender Tagalog tion tional Assembly town trade treaty United vote words