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CHAP 15-The Continuing Resistance
CHAP 15-The Continuing Resistance
CHAP 15-The Continuing Resistance
Resistance (1901-1913)
The capture of Emilio Aguinaldo
marked the end of the FilipinoAmerican war as far as as the
Filipino elites and the Americans
were concerned.
Filipino masses continued the
resistance.
Three sector perspectives of
resistance:
1. Christian
2. Muslim
3. Tribal
The Katipunan Inertia
- despite the Aguinaldo capture,the
remaining leaders and other army
officers continued the war in their
respective areas. Sakay attempted to
put up his own Tagalog Republic with its
own constitution. He kept alive the
struggles for independence even after
he saw the lost of the Aguinaldo war
against
imperialism.
Sakay
was
eventually persuaded to yield but the
masses who had looked up for the
continuing resistance
General Miguel Malvar(Batangas)
General Vicente Lukban(Samar)
Macario Sakay - tried to put up
his own Tagalog Republic.
Dominador Gomez - persuaded
Sakay to surrender
In Luzon, 1905
- disturbances were reported in Cavite
and Batangas. The leaders of the
uprisings were former officers of the
Revolutionary army who were respected
by the people. By 1907, a strong mass
movement led by Salvador Felipe cause
Late October
- Ola surrendered joined by about 500600 followers. Ola turned state witness
against those who joined him
Several followers were freed.
Some were sentenced under
Vagrancy Law, others under the
Sedition Law. More serious cases
were
disposed
of
under
Brigandage Act which carried
death penalty.
Ola was given 30 years in prison
for turning state witness
In Visayas. 1902
- The inertia of the revolutionary struggle
did not end w/ Lucbans capitalization.
They created the popular image of
liberators and benefactors of the
oppressed and the poor. Brig. General
Willians II. Carter reported 1905 that a
large proportion of the people had
abandoned their homes and fields to
join the bands. June 10, 1904 an
accident took place and has known as
the Tauiran affairs This was followed
by Cantaguic affair. The disturbances
in Samar were followed by similar
outbreaks in Negros in 1905. Then
Puluhan movement appeared.
Pulahanes
- name given to the insurrectos
(because of the red garments and
because they leave a certain place that
is on fire.)
In Samar
Tauiran Affair
- One of the serious incident
- July 10, 1904, in the village of Tauiran,
town of Gandara