RPH_FINAL_LESSON 1: MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN: EMILIO AGUINALDO

Who is the author of the memoir "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan"?

• Andres Bonifacio

• Jose Rizal

• Emilio Aguinaldo

• Apolinario Mabini

• What historical event is the primary focus of "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan"?

• • The Spanish-American War

• • The Japanese Occupation of the Philippines

• • The Philippine Revolution of 1896

• • The Martial Law Era

In what year was Emilio Aguinaldo born?

• 1861

• 1872

• 1898

• 1869

Which faction of the Katipunan did Emilio Aguinaldo belong to?

• Magdiwang

• Montalban

• Magdalo

• San Mateo

what was one of the reasons why Aguinaldo decided to enter into the Pact of Biak-na-Bato?

• The Spanish forces had decisively defeated the revolutionaries.

• The revolution had reached a military stalemate.

• Andres Bonifacio ordered him to negotiate peace.

• The United States offered him exile in exchange for peace.

What was the initial amount of money paid to Aguinaldo and his companions upon their departure for exile?

• $MXN 400,000

• $MXN 200,000

• $MXN 600,000

• $MXN 800,000

In "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan," why might Aguinaldo have detailed his version of the Tejeros Convention and the execution of Bonifacio?

• To defend himself against accusations and provide his perspective.

• To criticize the Spanish colonial government's actions.

• To praise Andres Bonifacio's contributions to the revolution.

• To encourage future generations to revolt against foreign powers.

What can be inferred about the relationship between the Magdiwang and Magdalo councils based on Aguinaldo's account?

• They were unified and worked together seamlessly throughout the revolution.

• There were structural and potentially strategic differences between them.

• The Magdiwang council was more successful in battles than the Magdalo council.

• They had the same leader and objectives from the beginning of the revolution.

What does Aguinaldo's memoir suggest about the nature of the Philippine Revolution?

• It was a completely unified movement with no internal conflicts.

• It was solely driven by the intellectual elite of the Philippines.

• It was a complex struggle marked by heroism, sacrifice, and internal challenges.

• It was easily won due to the superior military strategies of the Filipinos.

If a historian wanted to understand Aguinaldo's personal feelings and motivations during the revolution, which part of "Mga Gunita ng Himagsikan" would be most valuable?

• The detailed accounts of financial agreements in the Pact of Biak-na-Bato.

• His reflections on key events and decisions, even years after they occurred.

• The descriptions of military strategies and troop movements in battles.

• The chronological listing of important dates and treaties.