HISTORICAL TIMELINES ASSIGNMENT #1
A PORTUGUESE FIRST VOYAGE AROUND THE WORLD
Antionio Pigafetta’s Journal became the basis
for the 1525 Travelogue: The First Voyage
Around the World.
According to scholar Theodore Cachey Jr., the
travelogue represented “the literary epitome of
its genre” and achieved an international
reputation. One of Pigafetta’s patrons,
Francesco Chiericati, called the
journal “a divine thing” and Shakespeare
himself seems to have been inspired by work:
Setebos, a deity
invoked in Pigafetta’s text by men of
Patagonia, makes an appearance in The
Tempest.
(Relazione del primo viaggio intorno al
mondo)
Arrival of Magellan's expedition to one
of the Philippine Islands. They headed
to Suluan and dropped anchor for a few
hours of respite. Suluan is a small island
in the province of Eastern Samar. They
next dropped anchor at Homonhon,
another small island in the province of
Eastern Samar. They were detected by
the boats of Rajah Kolambu who was
visiting Mazaua, who later guided them
to Cebu, on April 7.
The
Portuguese
navigator
Ferdinand Magellan led the first
voyage around the world.
Departure from Seville, Spain
3/16/1521
1524-1525
9/20/1519
1519
1521
1522
1525
4/7/1521
Arrival at the Rajahnate
of Cebu.
4/27/1521
Death of Magellan at
the Battle of Mactan .
9/8/1522
The crew of the Victoria cast anchor in the waters off Seville,
Spain, having just completed the first circumnavigation of the
world. On board was Antonio Pigafetta, a young Italian
nobleman who had joined the expedition three years before,
and served as an assistant to Ferdinand Magellan en route to
the Moluccas Islands. Magellan was dead. The rest of the fleet
was gone: the Santiago shipwrecked, the San Antonio
overtaken, the Concepcion burned and the Trinidad abandoned.
HISTORICAL TIMELINES ASSIGNMENT #2
MGA GUNITA NG HIMAGSIKAN/PHILIPPINE REVOLUTION
Birth of Emilio Famy Aguinaldo Sr. in Cavite el
Viejo (present-day Kawit), in Cavite province,
to Carlos Jamir Aguinaldo and Trinidad FamyAguinaldo, a Tagalog Chinese mestizo couple
who had eight children, the seventh of whom
was Emilio Sr. governor) in the Spanish
colonial administration and his grandparents
Eugenio K. Aguinaldo and Maria JamirAguinaldo.
Emilio Aguinaldo became
the Cabeza de Barangay
under the Maura Law.
3/16/1521
•
Katipunan-led
Revolution
by
Andres Bonifacio.
•
Emilio
Aguinaldo
led
the
Kawit
Revolt.
•
13
Martyrs
of
Cavite
were
executed.
•
Rizal was executed
in Luneta.
8/31/ - 12/1896
The constitution of Biak-na-Bato is signed.
11/1/1897
3/22/1869
1869
1895
1896
1897
1/1/1895
Emilio Aguinaldo became a Free Mason
3/7/1895
Santiago Alvarez, whose father was a Capitan
Municipal (Mayor) of Noveleta, encouraged Aguinaldo to
join the "Katipunan", a secret organization led by Andrés
Bonifacio that was dedicated to the expulsion of the
Spanish and the independence of the Philippines through
armed force.[15] Aguinaldo joined the organization and
used the nom de guerre Magdalo in honor of Mary
Magdalene. The local chapter of Katipunan in Cavite was
established and named Sangguniang Magdalo, and
Aguinaldo's cousin Baldomero Aguinaldo was appointed
leader.
5/31/1897
Aguinaldo establishes the Philippine republican
government in Biak-na-Bato, San Miguel de
Mayumo, Bulacan.
HISTORICAL TIMELINE ASSIGNMENT #3
1900-1941
Independence, Political Cartoon’s Alfred McCoys, Philippine Cartoons:
Political Caricature of the American Era
3/16/1521
1908
1918
1924
1926
1946
HISTORICAL TIMELINE ASSIGNMENT #4
Customs of Tagalogs, Kartilya? Or Corazon Aquino’s Speech before the US
Congress before the U. S Congress? Or unsa man gyud?
Pol Pot died, evading
prosecution for the deaths
of 2 million Cambodians.
U.S. President Harry Truman
signed l Japanese peace treaty.
4/15/1998
4/15/1952
Arrival of Magellan's expedition to one of the
Philippine Islands. They headed to Suluan and
dropped anchor for a few hours of respite.
Suluan is a small island in the province of
Eastern Samar. They next dropped anchor at
Homonhon, another small island in the
province of Eastern Samar. They were
detected by the boats of Rajah Kolambu who
was visiting Mazaua, who later guided them to
Cebu, on April 7.
3/16/1521
The Portuguese navigator Ferdinand Magellan
led the first voyage around the world.
Departure from Seville, Spain
9/20/1519
Antionio Pigafetta’s Journal became the basis for the
1525 Travelogue: The First Voyage Around the World.
According to scholar Theodore Cachey Jr., the
travelogue represented “the literary epitome of its
genre” and achieved an international reputation. One
of Pigafetta’s patrons, Francesco Chiericati, called the
journal “a divine thing” and Shakespeare himself
seems to have been inspired by work: Setebos, a deity
invoked in Pigafetta’s text by men of Patagonia,
makes an appearance in The Tempest.
(Relazione del primo viaggio intorno al mondo)
General Electric
Company was
organized.
French and British
troops landed at
Narvik, Norway.
4/15/1992
4/15/1940
Tokyo
Disneyland
opened.
4/15/1983
1524-1525
1519
1521
1522
1525
4/7/1521
Arrival at the Rajahnate of Cebu.
4/27/1521
1910
1925
1940
1955
1970
1985
4/15/1923
4/15/1955
4/15/1994
Insulin became
available for
diabetics.
Ray Kroc started the
McDonald's
restaurant chain.
World Trade
Organization was
established.
Death of Magellan at the Battle of Mactan .
9/8/1522
The crew of the Victoria cast anchor in the
waters off Seville, Spain,
having just
completed the first circumnavigation of the
world. On board was Antonio Pigafetta, a
young Italian nobleman who had joined the
expedition three years before, and served as
an assistant to Ferdinand Magellan en route
to the Moluccas Islands. Magellan was dead.
The rest of the fleet was gone: the Santiago
shipwrecked, the San Antonio overtaken, the
Concepcion burned and
the Trinidad
abandoned.
4/15/1952
The first B-52 prototype
was tested in the air.
4/15/1945
British and Canadian
troops liberated
concentration camp
Bergen-Belsen.
4/15/1989
Chinese students launched
democracy protests leading
to Tienanmen Square
massacre.