Who wrote the Spanish version of Cavite Mutiny?*1 pointA. Dr. Trinidad Pardo de TaveraB. Dr. Trinidad Pardo de MariaC. Dr. Jose Montero VidalD. Dr. Jose Rizal

The Spanish version of the Cavite Mutiny was written by Dr. Jose Montero Vidal.

The Cavite Mutiny, which occurred in 1872, was a significant event in Philippine history, marking a rebellion against colonial authorities. It was sparked by the implementation of a new tax policy that affected workers in the Cavite naval yard. In the wake of the uprising, which was eventually quelled, various intellectuals and historians sought to document and analyze the events that transpired. Dr. Jose Montero Vidal, a Spanish historian, wrote about this mutiny to provide insight into the social, political, and economic circumstances leading to it.

Here’s a breakdown of the options provided:

• A. Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Tavera: A Filipino historian and member of the Propaganda Movement, but he did not write the Spanish version.
• B. Dr. Trinidad Pardo de Maria: Not widely recognized for works on the Cavite Mutiny.
• C. Dr. Jose Montero Vidal: Correct answer; he authored the Spanish account.
• D. Dr. Jose Rizal: Renowned nationalist and author, but not known for writing the Spanish version of the mutiny.

In conclusion, the correct answer is C. Dr. Jose Montero Vidal.