Question

In Vidal's version of Cavite Mutiny, the garrison of Manila is composed mostly of native soldiers, Is true or false?

Answer 1

Answer:

It refers to the terms used by Izquierdo in describing the Cavite Mutiny. Activity 12: True/False True 1. In Vidal's version of Cavite Mutiny, the garrison of Manila is composed mostly of native soldiers. False

Answer 2

The above-given statement is False.

• The Cavite Mutiny of 1872 was an uprising by Filipino troops stationed at Fort San Felipe, a Spanish arsenal in Cavite, Philippines, which was part of the Spanish East Indies at the time.
• Around 200 colonial soldiers and laborers attempted to start a statewide uprising.
• Government soldiers put crushed the insurgency, as well as a nascent Philippines nationalism movement.
• The 1872 Cavite Mutiny is often recognized as the beginning of Filipino nationalism, which culminated in the 1896 Philippine Revolution.