Important-Names: Reforms and Katipunan

Popularly known as the “Mother of Revolution”

• Melchora Aquino

• Trinidad Pecson

• Gregoria Alvarez de Jesus

• Agueda Kahabagan

She is called the “Mother of Biak-na-Bato”

• Melchora Aquino

• Trinidad Pecson

• Gregoria Alvarez de Jesus

• Agueda Kahabagan

Known as the “Lakambini of the Katipunan”.

• Melchora Aquino

• Trinidad Pecson

• Gregoria Alvarez de Jesus

• Agueda Kahabagan

 He is called "The Father of the Philippine Revolution," and he was the founder and Supremo (Supreme Leader) of the Katipunan.

• 1. Andres Bonifacio

• 1. Graciano Lopez Jaena

• 1. Emilio Jacinto

• 1. Gregorio del Pilar

Known as the “Tirad Pass Hero”.

• 1. Andres Bonifacio

• 1. Graciano Lopez Jaena

• 1. Emilio Jacinto

• 1. Gregorio del Pilar

He wrote the 13-teachings for the Katipunan that serve as a code of conduct for the Katipuneros.

Who is he?

• 1. Andres Bonifacio

• 1. Graciano Lopez Jaena

• 1. Emilio Jacinto

• 1. Gregorio del Pilar

He wrote the novel “Fray Botod”, and he was also the founder of La Solidaridad.

• 1. Andres Bonifacio

• 1. Graciano Lopez Jaena

• 1. Emilio Jacinto

• 1. Gregorio del Pilar

He composed the music for the Philippine National Anthem.

• 1. Carlos Maria de la Torre

• 1. John Dewey

• 1. Julian Filipe

• 1. Jose Palma

His code names in La Solidaridad are “Dimasalang” and “Laong Laan”.

And he is our national hero.

• 1. Melchora Aquino

• 1. Gregoria Alvarez de Jesus

• 1. Jose Rizal

• 1. Emilio Aguinaldo

He is known as the liberal Spanish governor-general who served the Philippines from 1869-1871.

• 1. John Dewey

• 1. Carlos Maria de la Torre

• 1. Julian Filipe

• 1. Jose Palma