This document summarizes and compares a primary and secondary source about the Tejeros Convention in 1897.
1) The primary source is memoirs written in 1927 by Santiago Alvarez, a general who was present at the convention. The secondary source is a book written in 1947-1948 by historian Teodoro Agoncillo.
2) Both sources discuss the locations and dates of key events. However, the primary source provides more specific details about places the convention was held and meetings that took place immediately after.
3) While the sources generally agree on the sequencing of events, the primary source provides eyewitness accounts and more context about relationships between figures like Bonifacio and the Magdalo faction.
This document summarizes and compares a primary and secondary source about the Tejeros Convention in 1897.
1) The primary source is memoirs written in 1927 by Santiago Alvarez, a general who was present at the convention. The secondary source is a book written in 1947-1948 by historian Teodoro Agoncillo.
2) Both sources discuss the locations and dates of key events. However, the primary source provides more specific details about places the convention was held and meetings that took place immediately after.
3) While the sources generally agree on the sequencing of events, the primary source provides eyewitness accounts and more context about relationships between figures like Bonifacio and the Magdalo faction.
This document summarizes and compares a primary and secondary source about the Tejeros Convention in 1897.
1) The primary source is memoirs written in 1927 by Santiago Alvarez, a general who was present at the convention. The secondary source is a book written in 1947-1948 by historian Teodoro Agoncillo.
2) Both sources discuss the locations and dates of key events. However, the primary source provides more specific details about places the convention was held and meetings that took place immediately after.
3) While the sources generally agree on the sequencing of events, the primary source provides eyewitness accounts and more context about relationships between figures like Bonifacio and the Magdalo faction.
This document summarizes and compares a primary and secondary source about the Tejeros Convention in 1897.
1) The primary source is memoirs written in 1927 by Santiago Alvarez, a general who was present at the convention. The secondary source is a book written in 1947-1948 by historian Teodoro Agoncillo.
2) Both sources discuss the locations and dates of key events. However, the primary source provides more specific details about places the convention was held and meetings that took place immediately after.
3) While the sources generally agree on the sequencing of events, the primary source provides eyewitness accounts and more context about relationships between figures like Bonifacio and the Magdalo faction.
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Name: Kirby Cy Batocael Tumale
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Worksheet: Primary vs. Secondary Sources
Tejeros Convention (1897) Primary Source: Santiago Secondary Source: Te Alvarez “Memoirs of A Agoncillo’s “Revolts General” Masses” • Santiago V. Alvarez was born • Teodoro A. Agoncill in Imus, Cavite on July 25, born in Lemery, Bata 1872 and the only child of on November 9, 19 Revolutionary General • He was considered o Author’s Background Mariano Alvarez and Nicolasa the most importa Virata. historians of the Philip • He is also known as “Kidlat • He was included in ng Apoy” or “General Apoy” roster of the Order of • One of the soldiers of the National Scientists in revolutionary and Philippine for his contributions in independence military. Philippine History • He was a member of the • He is a graduate of Katipunan secret society and Philosophy and Arts remained in the Magdiwang • a poet, a writer, an e faction together with Andres a linguistic assistant, Bonifacio Chairperson of the • Captain general of the Department of History military rebel forces of Cavite a professor in many • Founder and honorary universities President of the first • One of the first Filipi directorate of the Nacionalista historians who earned Party renown for promoting distinctly nationalist p view of Filipino history (nationalist historiogra When was the account • The account was written in • October 1947 to Jan written? the year 1927 1948 • It was published in There were only two (2) • Early part of Nove specific dates mentioned in Governor General Bl Mention of Date (s) the account: • March 25, 1897: has begun his offens The assembly at Tejeros Cavite; the capital w Convened moved to San Francis • March 27,1897: The morning Malabon and later to when eyewitnesses reported • middle of Decembe that a meeting among the 1896: Andres Bonifac members of the Magdalo took and his family left th place at the Tanza parish mountains of Montalb house and Mariquina to visi Katipunan in Cavite. January 2, 1897: Bon wrote a letter to Mari Alvarez after his enco with the Magdalo in Im • January 1897: Riffle interrupted the fiesta o Francisco de Malabon led to a conflict betw Santiago Alvarez and Captain Mariano San Gabriel. • March 22, 1897: Em Aguinaldo celebrated birthday with a battle a battled with Spanish soldiers in Salitran. A same time, the assem Tejeros convened • April 1897: Spania captured the town of Malabon • Friar estate house in • Cavite – successfull Tejeros(San Francisco de in revolt Mention of Place Malabon, Cavite) – where the • Batangas – town th assembly convened – Where was under the Magda Magdalo Pres. Baldomero government Aguinaldo, called another • Nasugbu, Tuwi, and meeting after the day of the Look – towns which convention (March 26, 1897) belonged to the • Parish house of the Catholic Magdiwang governme church in Tanza(Santa Cruz de • Noveleta – the capita Malabon) – where that same Magdiwang since its night of the assembly, rumor organization; where had it that Messrs. Mariano Esteban San Juan invi Trias. Daniel Tirona, Emiliano Bonifacio to attend the R. de Dios, Santiago Rillo and demonstration of the others were conferring with Magdiwang rebels the priest, Fr. Cenon • San Francisco de Villafranca. – where the Malabon – where the rumored meeting between capital of Magdiwang Magdalo leaders took place transferred after Nove the same night the day after after General Blanco b the assembly – held a his offense gathering wherein those • Naik – where the cap elected at the Tejeros Magdiwang was transf convention (Emilio Aguinaldo, after San Francisco de Mariano C. Trias and Artemio Malabon Ricarte) took their oath of • Kawit – Magdalo's c office. before it fell • Imus, San Francisco Malabon, Naik and Maragondon – succes became the capitals Magdalo after they fel Kawit • Mountains of Monta and Mariquina – a de was sent to look for Supremo as it is where has been staying • Zapote – where Em Aguinaldo, Candido T and Edilberto Evange met Supremo and hi family after his arrival Cavite • House of Juan Casta in Imus – where Bonif was brought by the r leaders of Magdalo • House of Santos No – where Bonifacio wa accomodated upon ar at Malaboon • House of Mrs. Este Potente – where Boni stayed after being quartered at the house Santos Nocon until the Spaniards capture the in April 1897
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