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NATIONALISM AND THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT

Explore the rise of nationalism in the Philippines through the Propaganda Movement and the creation of the Katipunan. Learn about their goals, influential figures, and events that shaped the fight for independence.

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NATIONALISM AND THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT

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  1. NATIONALISM AND THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT

  2. NATIONALISM • Patriotism to an excessive degree • Aspirations for national independence in a country under foreign domination. • Love of country and willingness to sacrifice for it

  3. NATIONALISM • Problem is… • the elites identified themselves more with the Spaniards, and later with the Americans than with their countrymen

  4. SECULARIZATION This movement demanded the handling over the parishes from the regular clergy (Dominicans, Franciscans, Recollects etc. who were Spanish friars), to secular priests, most of whom were Filipinos. REGULAR CLERGY Spanish Friars Parishes Parishes Parishes SECULAR PRIESTS Filipino Priests SECULAR PRIESTS Filipino Priests SECULAR PRIESTS Filipino Priests

  5. MOST PROMINENT PRIESTS • a. Jose Burgos – Spaniard born in the Philippines, parish priest of the Manila Cathedral. • b. Jacinto Zamora – Spaniard born in the Philippines and a parish priest of Marikina • c. Mariano Gomez – parish priest of Bacoor, Chinese half-breed

  6. Cavite Mutiny Started when Filipinos working in Cavite were heavily taxed. Led by Ferdinand La Madrid

  7. The three secular priests were implicated in the Cavite Mutiny. They were ordered by Governor-General Rafael Izquierdo to be executed.

  8. They were executed in Bagumbayan (Luneta) through Garrote.

  9. Paciano Rizal witnessed the event and mentioned it to his brother Jose.

  10. THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT 1872 to 1892

  11. AIMS OF THE PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT They called for the assimilation of the Philippines as a province of Spain >so that the same laws will be applied in the Philippines >the inhabitants of the Philippines will experience the same civil liberties and rights as that of a Spanish citizen

  12. It aimed for legal equality • between Spaniards and Filipinos • Philippine representation • in the Spanish Cortes • (parliament) • Free speech and • association • 4. And an end to the annual • obligation of forced labor A I M S

  13. How? Through Writings

  14. Graciano Lopez Jaena who left the Philippines for Spain in 1880 after publishing a satirical novel, Fray Botod (Father Fatso)

  15. In1889 he started the newspaper, La Solidaridad (Solidarity), that circulated both in Spain and the Philippines and was the medium of the Propaganda Movement.

  16. Marcelo del Pilar who was active in the anti-friar movement. He fled to Spain in 1888 and became Editor of La Solidaridad.

  17. Jose Rizal His more popular works were his two novels Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) and El Filibusterismo (The Subversive) published in 1886 and 1891

  18. The novels portrayed the authoritarian and abusive character of Spanish rule in the colony .  Despite their ban, the books were smuggled into the Philippines and widely read.

  19. But then, the PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT WAS A FAILURE.

  20. Rizal came home and on July 3, 1892 he established the LA LIGA FILIPINA 3 days later, July 6, 1892, Rizal was arrested and exiled on July 7 to DAPITAN, MINDANAO.

  21. BIRTH OF THE KATIPUNAN WHO STARTED IT ALL??

  22. Bonifacio then • founded the • “Kataas-taasang • Kagalang-galangang • KatipunanngmgaAnak • ngBayan” (KKK) • on July 7, 1892 in a house of • Deodato Arellano on Azcarraga street (now Claro M. Recto), in Tondo Manila. As a symbol of the member’s loyalty, they performed the solemn rite of sanduguan (blood compact), wherein each one signed his name with his own blood..

  23. TAGALOG: KatastaasangKagalang- galangangKatipuananng mgaAnakngBayan” • ENGLISH: Supreme and Venerable Society of the Children of the Nation • SPANISH: Suprema y Venerable Asociación de los Hijos del Pueblo

  24. FOUNDING MEMBERS • ANDRES BONIFACIO • TEODORO PLATA (brother-in-law of Andy Bonifacio) • LADISLAO DIWA • VALENTIN DIAZ • DEODATO ARELLANO

  25. AIMS OF THE KATIPUNAN • to develop a strong alliance with each and every Katipunero • to unite Filipinos into one solid nation • to win Philippine independence by means of an armed conflict (or revolution) • to establish a republic after independence

  26. Andres Bonifacio • The Great Plebeian • Born in Tondo on November 30, 1863, the first child of poor parents. • Named after St. Andrew the patron saint of Manila. • He had three brothers and two sisters: • Ciriaco • Procopio • Espiridiona • Troadio • Maxima

  27. Andres Bonifacio • a self trained writer. • His pen name was AgapitoBagumbayan • His writings were: • Pag-ibigsaTinubuang Bayan – a patriotic poem • KatungkulangGagawinngmgaAnakng Bayan – a Katipunan Decalogue • AngDapatMabatidngmga Tagalog – a politico-historical essay.

  28. RECRUITMENT TRIANGLE SYSTEM

  29. They also agreed that they would pay a membership fee amounting to one real fuerte (twenty-five centavos) and a monthly due of media real (twelve centavos). • Three Grades of the Katipunan Membership: • Katipun (Associate) – first grade, password was ANAK NG BAYAN • Kawal (Soldier) – second grade, password was GOMBURZA • Bayani (Patriot) – third grade, password was RIZAL

  30. FLAGS OF THE KATIPUNAN Three flags were used by the Katipunan that was originally sewn by Gregoria de Jesus (Andy's wife) and Benita Rodriguez. Common features: Letter K and blood red background

  31. Andrés Bonifacio’s personal flag which depicts a white sun with an indefinite number of rays on a field of red. Below the sun are 3 white Ks lined horizontally. This flag was used in Cry of Pugadlawin on August 23, 1896 when they tore their cedulas.

  32. The MAGDIWANG COUNCIL of Andres Bonifacio had a sun with 16 rays and red background.

  33. The MAGDALO COUNCIL of Emilio Aguinaldo had a sun with 8 rays to represent the first 8 provinces that pledged to fight with Aguinaldo and a baybayin symbol for Ka.

  34. The flag of the Revolutionary Government of Aguinaldo: it had the “The Sun of Liberty” • Approved on March 17, 1897 in Naic, Cavite

  35. The flag of General Mariano Llanera was famously called: "BUNGO NI LLANERA” (LLANERA'S SKULL)

  36. General Pio del Pilar's flag was called “ANG BANDILA NG MATAGUMPAY” or “ THE FLAG OF THE VICTORIOUS”.

  37. The flag of General Gregorio del Pilar's flag was patterned after Cuba. • First flag to use 3 colors. This flag was used in Tirad Pass.

  38. Emilio Jacinto

  39. Emilio Jacinto • youngest and greatest writer of the Katipunan • His pen name was Dimasilaw • He wrote the following: • A la Patria – his poetical masterpiece • Liwanag at Dilim – a series of essays on human rights, liberty, equality of men, labor, and love of country. • KartilyangKatipunan – contains the teachings of the KKK.

  40. Biography He established the secret headquarters in the hills of Majayjay. There, he contracted malignant malaria and died on April 16, 1899. He was barely 24.

  41. He wrote articles like : • KartilyangKatipunan • (Primer of Katipunan) • 2. Liwanag at Dilim • (Light and Darkness) • 3. Pahayag (Manifesto)

  42. Women of the Katipunan • Wife of a Katipunero • Daughter of a Katipunero • Sister of a Katipunero • Any close relative of a Katipunero

  43. Services of the Women in the Katipunan • They guarded the secret documents and paraphernalia of the society. • They helped recruiting new members of the society. • Whenever the Katipuneros were holding their secret meeting, they held a gay party to cover up the revolutionary activity.

  44. JOSE RIZAL’S ADVICE UP TO THE OUTBREAK OF THE REVOLUTION On June 1896, he sent Dr. Pio Valenzuela to Dapitan to seek Rizal’s advice on the planned revolution.

  45. Rizal’s Advice: • Timing was not right • Lack of arms • Gain support from influential people • Recommended Antonio Luna as commander of armed forces

  46. However, there was no stopping the Revolution.

  47. Bonifacio ordered his men to prepare for battle. He directed them to store enough food and other supplies.

  48. TeodoroPatino • HonoriaPatino • Father Mariano Gil • Sor Teresa de Jesus

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