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2. In the context of the Manunggul Jar, the 'kaluluwa' represents the ____ that gives life to a person.
5. The Manunggul Jar is primarily associated with the journey of the soul to the ____ in ancient beliefs.
8. Deliberate falsification or distortion of history to serve specific agendas is known as historical ____.
10. The popular alias for Melchora Aquino, described as the "Mother of the Revolution".
12. The famous battle where Lapu-Lapu's leadership and indigenous defense were showcased.
14. The surname of the primary source author who detailed the encounter at Mactan and Magellan's fate.
15. The execution of the GOMBURZA priests catalyzed a nascent Filipino nationalist ____.
17. The surname of the woman who led troops in the Visayas, sometimes called the "Joan of Arc" of that region.
18. The tearing of these specific Spanish documents symbolized the start of the revolt.
19. The misinterpretation of this object being lit was mistaken for a rebel signal during the Cavite Mutiny.
20. A tactical detail highlighted in the Battle of Mactan: warriors used bamboo ____.

1. When Magellan offered an alliance or submission, Lapu-Lapu responded by defending his ____.
3. Unlike distortion, historical revisionism is a reinterpretation that relies on new ____.
4. The term referring to the clerical dress associated with the GOMBURZA priests during their execution.
6. The Manunggul Jar reflects Filipino values such as Maka-diyos, makatao, at ____.
7. The surname of the key leader highlighted in the Cry of Balintawak materials for planning the revolt.
9. The Cavite ____ is an event often used to illustrate how narratives can be contested.
11. The Manunggul Jar features a carved prow and an eye motif of a spirit ____ relating to its maritime context.
13. What the tearing of cedulas during the Cry of Balintawak symbolized.
16. The Spanish authorities framed the Cavite Mutiny as this, while Filipinos saw it as a local struggle.