The Katipunan and the Philippine Revolution

Group that aimed to achieve independence through violent means

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A system used by the Katipunan to recruit new members

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Code of the Katipunan written by Emilio Jacinto

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Author of the "Dekalogo," which is a set of rules and principles that should be followed by the members of the Katipunan

(a)  

Official newspaper of the Katipunan

(a)  

Tearing of their cedulas and shouting "Long live Philippine Independence!" signaled the start of (a)  

A convention that happened in December 31, 1896 to settle the conflict between the Magdalo and the Magdiwang

(a)  

A convention that took place on March 22, 1897 when a revolutionary government was established

(a)  

A constitution that declared that declared Tagalog as the official language, and the implementation of freedom of religion, education, and speech, among others

(a)  

An agreement that ended the first phase of the Philippine Revolution

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