The document discusses accounts of the last Filipino general to surrender to Americans during the Philippine-American War. It presents Pio Arsenio Labanan, a local historian's account that General Simeon Ola, not Miguel Malvar, was the last to surrender on June 16, 1906. A table compares various accounts, finding similarities in dates but differences in whether it was a surrender or peace agreement. The accounts also differ on whether it was Malvar, Ola, or Macario Sakay who was the last to surrender between 1902 and 1906.
The document discusses accounts of the last Filipino general to surrender to Americans during the Philippine-American War. It presents Pio Arsenio Labanan, a local historian's account that General Simeon Ola, not Miguel Malvar, was the last to surrender on June 16, 1906. A table compares various accounts, finding similarities in dates but differences in whether it was a surrender or peace agreement. The accounts also differ on whether it was Malvar, Ola, or Macario Sakay who was the last to surrender between 1902 and 1906.
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RPH #20 Last filipino general to surrender to the america
The document discusses accounts of the last Filipino general to surrender to Americans during the Philippine-American War. It presents Pio Arsenio Labanan, a local historian's account that General Simeon Ola, not Miguel Malvar, was the last to surrender on June 16, 1906. A table compares various accounts, finding similarities in dates but differences in whether it was a surrender or peace agreement. The accounts also differ on whether it was Malvar, Ola, or Macario Sakay who was the last to surrender between 1902 and 1906.
The document discusses accounts of the last Filipino general to surrender to Americans during the Philippine-American War. It presents Pio Arsenio Labanan, a local historian's account that General Simeon Ola, not Miguel Malvar, was the last to surrender on June 16, 1906. A table compares various accounts, finding similarities in dates but differences in whether it was a surrender or peace agreement. The accounts also differ on whether it was Malvar, Ola, or Macario Sakay who was the last to surrender between 1902 and 1906.
BSED GS-1 NOV. 13,2021 ACTIVITY No. 20: Last Filipino General to Surrender to the americans
1. Who do you think is the last Filipino general to surrender to the Americans? Support your answer with primary sources (e.g. individual persons, original documents, etc.) or secondary sources (articles, books, manuscripts, etc.).
● According to the article "Ola, not Malvar, Was the Last General to Surrender," Pio Arsenio Labanan, a local historian and the author of Sons, died on September 22, 2016.According to the Chair of Guinobatan Cultural Heritage and Arts:
2. Create a table providing similarities and differences of various accounts and
versions of the last Filipino general to surrender to the Americans.
Account/Version of Similarities Difference
Chronological events
1. TEODORO AGONCILLO’S On April 16, 1902, General He surrendered two years
ACCOUNT Malvar surrendered in order earlier than Ola, Simeon. to save his people from the brutality of the enemy and from hunger.
2. JOSE MALVAR Miguel Malvar as the last General Malvar did not ACCOUNT, MALVAR’S Filipino general to surrender surrender. He entered into a GRANDSON to the Americans but rather peace agreement. But the he claimed that there was no newspaper gave the occasion surrender that took place but the spin of victory by calling rather a peace agreement the occasion a surrender with the Americans.
3. PIO ARSENIO LABANAN, According to Teodoro The Last General to
LOCAL HISTORIAN OF Agoncillo, one of the Surrender GUINOBATAN, ALBAY country's top historians, Malvar is the last of his kind. On April 13, 1902, the general of the First Philippine Republic surrendered to the Americans.
4. MACARIO SAKAY’S He clearly surrendered on Now referred to as the "last
PICTURE AT THE June 16, 1906. Filipino general to surrender MALACAÑANG PALACE to the Americans"
5. THE MINNEAPOLIS He surrendered to the The Minneapolis Journal
JOURNAL REPORT American troops, with Report issue of September twenty-eight officers and men 26, 1903 entitled “Leader of of his command. Philippine Insurrectionists Gives Himself Up to the American Troops
