He is said to be the Chief of Mactan who resisted Magellan in his aim to conquer the island. Jose Rizal false Francisco Dagohoy false Lapu lapu true Tamblot false Single Which of the following are the common causes of revolts during the Spanish colonial rule? Forced labor and military service false Tribute and it`s cruel method of collection false Policy of reduccion or resettlement of natives false All of the above true Single A babaylan in Bohol who instigated a revolt against the Spanish and Catholic faith. Jose Rizal false Francisco Dagohoy false Lapu lapu false Tamblot true Single He is the leading figure of the longest revolt against the Spanish authorities. Jose Rizal false Francisco Dagohoy true Lapu lapu false Tamblot false Single The leading figure of revolution in Ilocos coincided with the occupation of the British forces in the same land. He died and was replaced by his wife to continue the fight. Diego Silang true Francisco Dagohoy false Lapu lapu false Tamblot false Single The Catholic church regarded this person as a heretic and refused to recognize him as a priest because he was a native that lead to the revolt in Tayabas. Diego Silang false Francisco Dagohoy false Hermano Pule true Tamblot false Single This event led to the arrest and execution of the three Filipino priests GOMBURZA as part of the conspiracy against the Spanish colonial government. Pugad Lawin false Cavite Mutiny true Dagohoy Revolt false Tondo Conspiracy false Single The Filipino educated class and considered as the “enlightened”. Creole false Ilustrado true Insulares false Peninsulares false Single Dr. Jose Rizal founded this organization in July 1892 that aims for the unity of the Filipinos and ideas of reform for the betterment of the country. La Liga Filipina true La Solidaridad false Katipunan false Magdiwang false Single It was the first Filipino nationalist organization at large that aimed to assert independence from Spain. La Liga Filipina false La Solidaridad false Katipunan true Magdiwang false Single