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Two days before Spanish forces captured Silang, Cavite in 1897, a revolutionary general by the
Spanish forces. Who was this general who was also engineering graduate in University of Ghent
in Belgium and known as Hero of Battle of Zapote Bridge?

4. On June 12, between four and five in the afternoon, Aguinaldo in the presence of huge
crowd, proclaimed the independence of the Philippines at Cavite El Viejo (Kawit). However, in
what particular date did the proclamation of the Philippine Independence promulgated?

5. The Dictatorial Government lasted for only a month from May 24 to June 23, 1898. At the
instance of Mabini, Aguinaldo changed the dictatorial government to a revolutionary one and
made his first cabinet appointment on July 15, 1898. Who was this Caviteno appointed as
Secretary of War?

6. On March 30, 1899, the American Army was knocking at the gates of Malolos, capturing
Aguinaldo. Meanwhile, the Aguinaldo Government evacuated Malolos and established new
headquarters in Nueva Ecija. Otis ordered two generals to pursue Aguinaldo. Who was the
general that moved swiftly to the south, capturing Zapote, Bacoor, Dasmarinas and all in Cavite?

7. In September 1896, continuous execution of Katipuneros occurred. The first execution was on
September 4, 1896 followed by the execution of 13 Martyrs of Cavite on September 13. Who
was the most versatile among 13 martyrs, a public school teacher, musician, photographer,
painter, lithographer rolled into one?

8. Early in the morning of May 10, General Noriel ordered Lazaro Makapagal to bring out the two
brothers in jail. After receiving a sealed letter containing to execute the two brothers,
Makapagal followed the order. Where did the Bonifacio brothers died?

9. On August 31, 1896, Cavite Revolt started after San Francisco de Malabon, Noveleta and Cavite
Viejo rebelled. The Magdalo and Magdiwang entered the headquarters of Guardia Civil and took
their weapons. Who led the Katipuneros in San Francisco Malabon?

10. At the time of propaganda movement, Father Jose Burgos was engaged with the head of Comite
de Reformados. Who was this Caviteno who was also exiled in Marianas Island after being
included in the Cavite Mutiny?

11. Gen. Mariano Alvarez was from Noveleta. He was elected as the gobernadorcillo for 12 years
after being a school teacher in Naik. After establishing the Katipunan, Alvarez became a member
of it. What was his revolutionary name?

12. Pantaleon Garcia was born on July 27, 1856 at Imus, Cavite. Known for his dedication, he was
considered as one of Agunaldo’s greatest general after giving him the opportunity to lead the
fifth brigade in Manila. During the Filipino-American war, where did Aguinaldo assigned Garcia
to govern?

13. Severino Delas Alas, a native Caviteno was a Katipunero and had the revolutionary name “Di
Kilala”. He was known after the Tejeros Convention occurred. During the Naic Revolutionary
Assmebly, what was his position?
14. Known for his Malolos Constitution, Felipe Calderon established also Licerio de manila and
Colegio de Abogados as the first bar association in the Philippines. What did he established as
the first college of law during the American War?

15. In the encounter of Spaniards with Filipino forces in the morning of September 5, 1896, Spanish
forces lost hundreds of them. Aguinaldo returned to Imus, the recognized hero of the hour.
From that time onwards, the Cavitenos called him in what particular name?

16. When the revolution started, Magdiwang and Mapagtiis of San Francisco de Malabon coalesce
and became one. They elected officials from the position of the President up to the Lieutenant
General. Who was elected as Minister of War known by his Revolutionary name “Kampuput”?

17. Known for being the vice president of the Tejeros Convention and the Republic of Biak-na-Bato,
Mariano Trias was a revolutionist, reflecting his nationalism. Who kidnapped his wife after being
elected unceasingly with different positions?

18. After the bombing of the Clark Air Field in the morning of December 8, 1941, land and air
attacks were conducted against Davao, Apari and Baguio on the same day. When did the
Japanese attacked the Navy Vase of the United States located at the Cavite City?

19. The two factions in Cavite known as Magdiwang (Noveleta) and Magdalo (Kawit) were the two
most leading factions in Cavite. What was the revolutionary name of Imus during Philippine
revolution?

20. The first major battle of Emilio Aguinaldo after his self-exile in Hong Kong took place in Alapan in
Imus, Cavite. In what exact date did the battle occurred?

21. He is a renowned comic writer from Tanza, Cavite. He is considered as one of the pillars of comic
writing in the Philippines authored Darna, Dyesebel, Captain Barbel, Lastikman and Bondying.
Who is he?

22. He was popularly known as “King of Manila Bay and Pasig River” for owning a vast number of
river boats and interisland ships. Who was this Caviteno being described?

23. Imus is the capital (de jure) of Cavite and having the revolutionary name Hilague during the
Philippine Revolution. Nine days before October 12, people form Imus attend the holy mass in
honor with their patron saint. Who is the patron saint of Imus?

24. On January 1, 1895, Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Baldomero Aguinaldo and Pantaleon Garcia was
assigned by a Caviteno to become members of the Masonry of Imus after passing the
examinations led by Senor Sixto Espinosa. Who was the Caviteno being described earlier?

25. On August 31, 1896, the first rebellion in Cavite launched and led by Colonel Jose Santarin Tagle.
It was a total failure after they had defeated by the Spanish forces. In what particular bridge it
took place?

26. A 12- year old boy who is the carrier of Emilio Agunaldo’s knapsack containing his saberwas
from Imus, Cavite. Who is this boy?
27. Jose Rizal was known for his poems in Calamba, Laguna. In Imus, Cavite, there is also a great
poet who became presidential assistant to the revolutionary government of Emilio Aguinaldo.
Who was this poet?

28. In 1920, an epidemic plague was experienced by the Imusenos and almost killed 20% of the
citizens of Imus. What was the plague?

29. After having the revolutionary name Magdiwang, Noveleta people still have a lot of theories
where “Noveleta” came from. Where does the word “Noveleta” originated?

30. Fr. Mariano Gomez was one of the priests who was beheaded in 1872. He was accused as
agitator of the Spanish Movement. Before he died, where did he serve and stood as trail blazers
in the nationalist movement among native clergy?

31. Among the 13 martyrs of Cavite, he is seeming faithful encargado working in the commissary for
20 years. Who is this martyr that was a tireless Katipunan organizer and had a hobby of making
wine?

32. In 2009, the Municipality of Dasmarinas in the province of Cavite became as component city
known as the City of Dasmarinas. What republic act converts the municipality of Dasmarinas to a
city?

33. Major waterfalls are known to have various tributaries passing through the municipalities of the
province. Where does the Malibiclibic Falls located?

34. Fiesta dela Reina de Cavite City is celebrated every 2nd and 3rd Sunday of November in honor of
Cavite City’s patroness. Who is their patroness?

35. This is a coffee festival as way of thanksgiving for abundant harvest of coffee in the municipality
of Tanza. It is celebrated every 2nd week of February.

36. Aguinaldo, who was at Pasong Santol was notified the following day, May 23, 1897 of his
election to the Presidency at Tejeros. At first he refused to leave his men preparing for fight.
Who persuaded him to take the oath of office and promised to take his place?

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