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    The first mass was held on March 31, 1521 on an island called Masao in Butuan, Agusan del Norte according to early accounts. However, some speculate it took place on Limasawa island in Leyte while others believe it was on Masao, a community near Butuan. Primary sources are important for Filipinos to understand history from different perspectives and develop critical thinking. They allow people to connect directly to the past and gain insight into human emotions, values and attitudes of the time. Priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora were arrested in 1872 based on anonymous messages about a planned uprising against the Spanish. They were subsequently sentenced to death

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    The first mass was held on March 31, 1521 on an island called Masao in Butuan, Agusan del Norte according to early accounts. However, some speculate it took place on Limasawa island in Leyte while others believe it was on Masao, a community near Butuan. Primary sources are important for Filipinos to understand history from different perspectives and develop critical thinking. They allow people to connect directly to the past and gain insight into human emotions, values and attitudes of the time. Priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora were arrested in 1872 based on anonymous messages about a planned uprising against the Spanish. They were subsequently sentenced to death

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    The first mass was held on March 31, 1521 on an island called Masao in Butuan, Agusan del Norte according to early accounts. However, some speculate it took place on Limasawa island in Leyte while others believe it was on Masao, a community near Butuan. Primary sources are important for Filipinos to understand history from different perspectives and develop critical thinking. They allow people to connect directly to the past and gain insight into human emotions, values and attitudes of the time. Priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora were arrested in 1872 based on anonymous messages about a planned uprising against the Spanish. They were subsequently sentenced to death

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    The first mass was held on March 31, 1521 on an island called Masao in Butuan, Agusan del Norte according to early accounts. However, some speculate it took place on Limasawa island in Leyte while others believe it was on Masao, a community near Butuan. Primary sources are important for Filipinos to understand history from different perspectives and develop critical thinking. They allow people to connect directly to the past and gain insight into human emotions, values and attitudes of the time. Priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos and Jacinto Zamora were arrested in 1872 based on anonymous messages about a planned uprising against the Spanish. They were subsequently sentenced to death

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    1. Based on Pigafetta's account, where was the first mass held? Elucidate your answer.

    The place was named "Mazaua" by Antonio Pigafetta, a chronicler of the Magellan expedition.
    It has been said that the first Mass was held on March 31, 1521, an Easter Sunday. The First
    Mass was held in Butuan, Agusan del Norte, specifically on an island called Masao, according to
    early accounts, mostly by friars relying on accessible writings and tradition. Some speculate that
    the location is the island of Limasawa in the province of Leyte. Others, however, believe
    Pigafetta was referring to Masao, a community located at the mouth of the Agusan River near
    which is now the city of Butuan.
    2. How is the controversy in the primary source relevant to Filipino life today?
    Records, letters, illustrations, and memoirs—made  by those who took part in or witnessed
    historical events tell us something that even the best-written article or book cannot. Filipinos
    are introduced to important historical concepts through the use of primary sources. For
    starters, the people realize that all written history reflects an author's interpretation of
    historical events. As a result, when they read a historical account, they will be able to discern its
    subjective nature. Second, by using historical documents, they can gain direct access to the
    lives of people from the past. Furthermore, by using primary sources, the people develop
    critical analytical thinking. People are drawn to primary sources because they are authentic and
    personal; they help to humanize history. Filipinos use primary sources to immerse themselves
    in the lives of those about whom history is written. They are a part of human emotions as well
    as past values and attitudes. These human expressions add color and excitement to history and
    connect the people directly to its history and origin.
    3. Based on the Jose Montero account, how are the priests Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos
    and Jacinto Zamora involved in the Cavite Mutiny?
    The authorities received information at various times, but particularly at the start of the year
    1872. Anonymized messages with information about a massive uprising against the regime
    would erupt against the Spaniards, the minute they fleet at Cavite left for the south, and that
    everyone, including the friars, would be assassinated. As a consequence of statements made by
    some of the detainees, several people were arrested. Don Jose Burgos and D. Jacinto Zamora,
    curates of the Cathedral, D. Mariano Gomez, curate of Bacoor (Cavite). On February 15th, the
    Filipino priests were sentenced to death by strangulation.
    4. On the part of Governor General Rafael de Izquierdo, what was his position over the
    case against Gomburza?
    He kept insisting that the rebellion was instigated and planned by native clergy, mixed race
    people, and lawyers as a protest against the government's social injustice such as not paying
    provinces for tobacco crops, paying tribute, and enforcing forced labor. It is unclear whether
    Indios intended to establish a monarchy or a sovereign state because they lack a word in their
    own language to describe this distinct system of government, whose ruler would be referred to
    as "hari" in Filipino. However, it turned out that they would appoint a priest as the high court
    leader of the government, and that the leader chosen would be Jose Burgos or Jacinto Zamora,
    which was the plan of the rebels who guided them and the means they relied on.

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