The document summarizes several revolts against Spanish rule in the Philippines between 1571-1829. It lists the causes of the revolts as refusal of reforms, prohibition of learning Spanish, religious intolerance, imposition of taxes and tributes, land grabbing, and abuse by Spanish authorities. It then provides brief descriptions of individual revolts led by figures such as Bankusay, Lakandula, Sulayman, Magat Salamat, and Dagohoy and their locations and reasons, which included resistance to Spanish control, refusal to pay tributes, and religious reasons. It concludes with factors that led to the failure of the revolts, including lack of national consciousness, divide and rule policy, archipelagic geography

1. REVOLTS AGAINST THE
SPANIARDS
Philippine History and Government

2. 1. Refusal of Spanish authorities to grant reforms
2. Policy of the Spanish government not allowing the
natives to learn the Spanish language
3. Religious intolerance of the friars
4. Imposition of the Polo, tribute and taxes
5. Monopolies and the Galleon Trade
6. Agrarian injustices and cases of land grabbing
7. Greed, cruelty and abuses committed by Spanish
authorities

3. Bankusay
Lakandula and Sulayman
Magat Salamat
Magalat
Sumuroy
Tamblot
Bankaw
Silang
Dagohoy

4. Bankusay Revolt
1571
Luzon
Resistance against
Spanish rule

5. Lakandula and
Sulayman Revolt
1574
Tondo, Manila
Gov. Guido de
Lavezares refused to
exempt them in paying
tributes and
confiscated their lands

6. Lim-A -Hong
1574
Tondo, Manila
Gov. Guido de
Lavezares refused to
exempt them in paying
tributes and
confiscated their lands

7. Magat Salamat
Revolt
1587
Tondo, Manila
Desire to regain the
lost freedom of their
forefathers

8. Magalat Revolt
1596
Cagayan Valley
Payment of tributes
and polo y servicio

9. Sumuroy Revolt
1649 - 1650
Palapag, Samar
Polo y servicio

10. Tamblot Revolt
1621
Bohol
Religious reasons

11. Bankaw Revolt
1621
Leyte
Religious intolerance

12. Silang Revolt
1762 - 1763
Ilocos
Bandala system and
abusive alcalde mayor

13. Dagohoy Revolt
1744 - 1829
Bohol
Refusal of Fray Gaspar
Morales to give a
Christian burial to
Dagohoy’s brother

14. Failure of the Revolts
1. Absence of national consciousness
2. Divide and conquer policy that was applied by he
Spaniards
3. The archipelagic nature of the Philippines which
hindered communications and simultaneous actions.
4. Absence of a national leader
5. Superiority of Spanish arms.
6. Betrayals and Assassination.