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The 14 pages that link to Andrés Bonifacio, each with the reason it gives.

• Philippine RevolutionRelated: His leadership helped launch the revolt and later clashed with Aguinaldo’s faction.

• Spanish colonization of the PhilippinesRelated: The uprising he helped launch turned opposition to colonial rule into armed revolution.

• PhilippinesRelated: He organized the revolutionary movement that challenged Spanish sovereignty.

• José RizalCompared with: Bonifacio pursued armed revolution, while Rizal publicly favored peaceful reform.

• Emilio AguinaldoCompared with: His conflict with Aguinaldo over revolutionary leadership ended in his execution.

• KatipunanRelated: As Supremo, he directed the society and urged armed revolt.

• Filipino nationalismRelated: He organized a popular revolutionary alternative to reformist politics.

• Propaganda MovementRelated: His movement pursued the independence that reformists had not achieved through advocacy.

• Apolinario MabiniRelated: Bonifacio’s revolt preceded the government Mabini later advised.

• Antonio LunaNarrower topic: Bonifacio’s uprising preceded the revolutionary government in which Luna served.

• Marcelo H. del PilarRelated: Bonifacio admired del Pilar and regarded him as a potential leader of the revolution.

• CaloocanRelated: Bonifacio’s revolutionary organizing is closely associated with Caloocan and its surrounding communities.

• History of the PhilippinesRelated: He organized the movement that launched the Philippine Revolution.

• ImusRelated: Bonifacio’s revolutionary movement organized in Cavite, where Imus became a battleground.