Cavite Mutiny Quiz

What is the Cavite Mutiny?

• A rebellion against authority

• A celebration of Filipino culture

• A peaceful protest for workers' rights

• A religious gathering

What is mutiny?

• A form of rebellion against authority

• A type of dance

• A cooking technique

• A musical instrument

Who wrote the Filipino version of the Cavite Mutiny?

• Dr. Trinidad

• Hermenegildo Pardo de Tavera

• Gov. General Izquierdo

• Jose Montero y Vidal

According to Dr. Trinidad, why did the Cavite Mutiny occur?

• Filipino soldiers and laborers were dissatisfied with the eradication of their privileges

• Filipino soldiers and laborers wanted to overthrow the Spanish government

• Filipino soldiers and laborers were protesting for better working conditions

• Filipino soldiers and laborers were seeking independence from Spain

What were some privileges of Filipino soldiers in the Cavite arsenal?

• Exemption from paying yearly tribute and forced labor

• Exemption from military service and taxes

• Exemption from education and healthcare

• Exemption from working in the arsenal

Who did Dr. Trinidad blame for the Cavite Mutiny?

• Gov. General Izquierdo

• Dr. Trinidad himself

• The Filipino soldiers and laborers

• The Spanish officials

What happened on January 20, 1872?

• There was an uprising among the soldiers in the San Felipe Fort in Cavite

• The Cavite Mutiny was successful and the Filipino soldiers took control

• The Spanish officials surrendered to the Filipino soldiers

• The Filipino soldiers and laborers went on strike

Who were GOMBURZA?

• The masterminds of the Cavite Mutiny

• Prominent Filipino priests charged with treason and sedition

• Spanish officials who supported the Filipino soldiers

• The leaders of the Spanish government in the Philippines

What was the punishment for GOMBURZA?

• Exile to another country

• Life imprisonment

• Community service

• Public execution by garrote

Who documented the Cavite Mutiny as an attempt of the indios to overthrow the Spanish government?

• Dr. Trinidad

• Hermenegildo Pardo de Tavera

• Gov. General Izquierdo

• Jose Montero y Vidal