THE

KATIPUNANS
CRY
KATIPUNANS
The cry, defined as that turning
point when the Filipinos finally
refused spanish colonial dominion
over Philippine Islands. WITH
TEARS THEIR EYES, THE PEOPLE
AS ONE MAN, PULLED OUT THEIR
CEDULAS AND TORE THEM INTO
PIECES
ANDRES BONIFACIO
Members of the katipunan led by Andres
Bonifacio revolted somewhere around
caloocan,which included parts of the
present day quezon city.
WHAT IS THE CONTROVERSY ABOUT
KATIPUNANS CRY

IDENTIFICATION PLACE
OF THE DATE WHERE THE
CRY
HAPPENED
 CRY ON BALINTAWAK OR PUGAD LAWI

01 02 03

Cry of pugad lawi Cry of The cry of

bahay toro balintawak
CRY OF BAHAY TORO

Santiago Alvarez, a prominent

Katipunan ruler of Cavite, wrote
a version of the "Cry" that
initiated the Philippine
Revolution. Although not an
eyewitness, his version cannot be
considered equal to the accounts
of actual participants. Alvarez
was in Cavite at the time, but his
version of the first "Cry" is not as
accurate as others.
CRY ON BALINTAWAK
the people revolt and
demanded the destruction of
their cedulas, a symbol of
their severance from Spanish
rule. The board of directors,
despite their protests, voted
for the revolution, and the
people shouted "long live the
Philippines republic!"
Bonifacio, a humble
bodeguero, was awoken by
the news of the Spaniards
approaching.
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