Philippine Revolution Timeline

September 17, 2017 | Author: Jerica Palomaria | Category: Philippines, Military Of Spain, Spanish Colonization Of The Americas, Rebellions, Unrest
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The Philippines Over Time/Philippine Revolution 1500's 1512: Megellan discovers the Philippines. March 1521: Firs...

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The Philippines Over Time/Philippine Revolution 1500's 1512: Megellan discovers the Philippines. March 1521: First Europeans visit. 1542: The Philippines are named. 1564: Conquest of the Philippines by Spain.

1621-1622: Bancao Revolt. 1625-1627: Isneg Revolt. 1639: Cagayan Revolt. 1643: Ladia Revolt. 1649: Most widespread rebellion against Spain. 1649-1650: Sumuroy Revolt. 1660: Maniago Revolt.

May 8, 1565: Cebu becomes the capital of the Philippines.

1660-1661: Malong Revolt.

1565: Spain colonized the Philippines.

January 1661: Almazan Revolt.

1565: Begin of Spain's rule over the Philippines.

1661: Ilocos Province Revolted.

1567: Dagami Revolt.

1662: Chinese Revolt.

1568: The Portuguese attack Cebu and blockade the port.

1663: Panay Revolt.

1570: The Portuguese launch a second attack and fail. 1571: Manila becomes the capital of the Philippines.

1681-1683: Sambal Revolt. 1700's 1719: Caragay Revolt. 1744: Dagohoy Revolt.

1574: Manila Revolt.

1762: The Provinces Rebelled.

1585: Pampangos Revolt.

November 3, 1762: Rebel against Sain imposition on the tribute.

1587-1588: Conspiracy of the Maharlikas. 1588: Another Revolt, attempting to expel Spaniards.

1762-1765: Palaris Revolt. 1774: Marked Revolution in Bohol.

1589: Revolts against the Tribute.

1787: Lagutao Revolt.

1596: Magalat Revolt.

1800's 1807: Ambaristo Revolt.

1600's

1829: Dagohoy Revolt ends.

1601: Igorot Revolt.

February 17, 1872: Three Filipino priests are executed.

1602: Chinese Revolt. 1621-1622: Tamblot Revolt.

1872: Revolt in Cavite Province.

July 7, 1892: Katipunan was formed/ established. 1892: Jose Rizal founded Liga Filipinas. 1895: Bonifacio organized the Katipunan. 1895: Aguinaldo joins Katipunan. August 23, 1896: First phase of the Revolution of Spain. Fall of 1896: Revolt against Spain. 1896: Armed struggle in Manila began.

January 1899: Aguinaldo becomes President. January 9-29, 1899: Peace Conference. January 21, 1899: First Philippine Republic Inaugurated. January 27, 1899: Filipino Government proclaims Constitution. February 4, 1899: Philippines declare war on the United States and hostilities exploded. February 24, 1899: Attack on Manila.

May 1897: Bonifacio is executed.

February- November 1899: First phase of the Philippine- American War.

November 18- December 15, 1897: Truce with Spain.

March 31, 1899: Malolos was taken.

January 1898: Philippine Republic declared. February 15, 1898: United States called war against Spain. April 23, 1898: Spain declares war against The United States.

June 5, 1899: General Luna was killed. November 13, 1899: General Aguinaldo fled to Calasiao. December 25, 1899: Aguinaldo surrendered. 1899: Battle of Manila,

May 1, 1898: 5:41am- 12:30pm: Spanish fleet defeated in the Battle of Manila Bay.

June 2, 1899- July 4, 1902: Philippine- American War.

June 6, 1898: United States controlls The Philippines.

November 1899- Spring of 1902: Second phase of the Philippine- American War.

June 12, 1898: United States and The Philippines join sides and declare independence from Spain.

1900's

August 8, 1898: End of the fighting with Spain.

April 19, 1901: Aguinaldo pledges allegiance to the United States.

December 10, 1898: United States signed the Treaty of Paris and gave Cuba their independence.

July 4, 1902: Declared end of war.

December 21, 1898: President McKinley issues Benevolent Assimilation Proclamation.

1916: Jones Act is passed.

1898: First soldiers leave the Presidio.

July 4, 1946: Philippines declared independence from the United States.

1898: Spanish- American War. 1898: End of Spanish rule in the Philippines.

March 23, 1901: Aguinaldo is captured.

1907: First Elected Assembly.

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