He used pen names in his articles like Tikbalang, Kalipulako, and Naning

A newspaper that was published on June 20, 1898 by Clemente Jose Zulueta.

It was the newspaper founded by Gen. Antonio Luna and came out on September 3, 1898.

The titles of the one of the articles of Rizal in Diariong Tagalog, that in English means “Beloved Homeland."

He wrote the Constitution and by Laws of La Liga Filipina

It was the novel written by Dr. Jose Rizal which he dedicated to the three martyr priests.

It was the official newspaper of Propaganda Movement.

He was the Governor General who ordered the arrest of Rizal.

He was the appointed President of the Asociacion Hispano – Filipina.

He was the leader of Magdalo group.

She was known as the lakambini of the Katipunan.

This was the position won by Andres Bonifacio but was contested by Daniel Tirona.

The Magdiwang faction of Katipunan in Cavite was headed by ______.

This was the place where the first Spanish – Filipino war was launched.

A place where the two factions in Cavite held the election for the Revolutionary

Government.

Date when the Bonifacio brothers were executed in Mt, Nagpatong.

The name of the women chapter in the Katipunan.

He revealed the secret society to Padre Mariano Gil.

He was considered as the brain of the Katipunan.

He authored the Philippine Organic Act of 1902

The law that became the mission of Osmeña and Roxas

The second commission brought by the US Government

It was the first US law passed that set a process and a date for the Philippines

to gain independence from United States

Also known as the Philippine Autonomy Act 1916

The Political Party founded by Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo

He was the independent candidate for Presidency in the 1935 Elections

He revived the Republican Party only for his intention to run for presidency in

1935 elections

A Political Party of Manuel Quezon and Sergio Osmeña in 1935 Elections

The Tydings McDuffie Act, officially the Philippine Independence Act

He was tasked by the Japanese to write the constitution of the

Second Philippine Republic.

An organization that was established to carry the primary

objectives of Japanese occupation in the Philippines.

He was the leader of the Japanese forces when they occupied the

Philippines.

Place which bombed by the Japanese that marked the beginning

of the World War II.

He was the President of the Philippine Second Republic.

In this place, the Japanese accepted their defeat and formally

surrendered to the Americans.

He was appointed as the head of USAFFE when McArthur left the

Philippines and moved to Australia.

This commission had 20 representatives for the framing of the

constitution for the established Philippine Republic.

Date when Bataan fell in the hands of the Japanese.

This was the famous line of Gen. Douglas McArthur.

Place in abroad where Marcos family settled after People Power Revolution.

He was elected vice president in the 2004 Elections.

This was the name used in the alleged bank account of First Gentleman

Arroyo to deposit the money used for the campaign of President Arroyo.

He was regarded as the most-travelled president of the Philippines.

Former friend of Estrada who revealed the involvement of the President in

jueteng.

He was the 16th President of the Philippines.

He was considered as the Centennial President.

Date of EDSA People Power Revolution I

He was the founder of Philippine Special Arm Forces before he became the

President.

The first woman President in Asia.