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    1. Major historical events in the Philippines include Ferdinand Magellan accidentally landing in Samar in 1521 and the first Catholic mass being held in Limasawa in 1531. 2. Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero, was executed by firing squad in 1896 after being held captive in Fort Santiago in Manila. 3. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine independence in Kawit, Cavite in 1898.

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    1. Major historical events in the Philippines include Ferdinand Magellan accidentally landing in Samar in 1521 and the first Catholic mass being held in Limasawa in 1531. 2. Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero, was executed by firing squad in 1896 after being held captive in Fort Santiago in Manila. 3. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine independence in Kawit, Cavite in 1898.

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    1. Major historical events in the Philippines include Ferdinand Magellan accidentally landing in Samar in 1521 and the first Catholic mass being held in Limasawa in 1531. 2. Jose Rizal, a Philippine national hero, was executed by firing squad in 1896 after being held captive in Fort Santiago in Manila. 3. Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo proclaimed Philippine independence in Kawit, Cavite in 1898.

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    Major Historical Events in the

    PHILIPPINES
    March

    17, 1521

    Ferdinand Magellan,
    a portuguese
    navigator,
    accidentally landed March
    in the land of samar.
    31, 1521
    The first Catholic
    mass was held in
    Limasawa, an island
    in the south of
    Leyte. But may also
    had taken place in
    December
    30, 1896 Masao in Butuan.
    Jose Rizal, the
    Philippine national hero,
    was executed by the
    firing squad in
    Bagumbay (now called
    Rizal Park) after being
    held captive at fort
    santiago in Intramuros , April 27,
    Manila 1521
    Magellan died in the
    hands of chieftain,
    Lapu-Lapu , from
    his strong will to
    invade the island of
    Mactan

    Jose Rizal was polygot which means he's fluent in twenty two
    languages (Hebrew, Filipino, Ilokano, Bisayan, Subanon, Cines,
    latin, Spanish, Greek, English, French , German, Arabic, Malay,
    Sanskirt, Dutch, Japanese, Catalan, Italian, Portuguese,
    Swedish and Russian)and had a knack for switching from one
    language to another when he was writing.
    June 12,
    1898
    Gen. Emilio
    Aguinaldo, who has
    returned from Hong
    Kong, proclaimed The
    Philippine
    Independence at his
    mansion in Kawit,
    Cavite. December
    7,1941
    The Japanese
    bombed The Pearl
    Harbor, a U.S. military
    base in Hawaii. The
    Philippine was
    attacked ten hours
    December after bombing.
    10, 1898
    Without the knowledge
    of the Filipinos, Spain
    surrendered the
    Philippines (along with
    Puerto Rico and Guam)
    to the United States
    exchange of $2o million Apri 4,
    under the Treaty of 1942
    Paris. The "Fall of Bataan" and
    the infamous "Death
    March" took placed.
    Around 76,000
    Americans and Filipinos
    soldiers surrendered to
    the Japanese in Bataan.
    Around 7,000 to 10,000
    November men perished.
    9, 1965
    Ferdinand Marcos was
    elected as 6th president
    of the Philippine Republic.
    He made extravagant
    spendings on public
    works, building, roads,
    bridges, health center,
    hospitals, schools, and
    putting up beautifications
    projects.

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