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    Rizal Reaction Paper

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    aspects of citizenship and love of country. As a nation‚ we share the same collective experience‚ history‚ culture‚ and identity as one. By studying about Rizal’s life and works‚ together with other historical figures that we encountered‚ ex: Juan Luna‚ Andres Bonifacio; we will learn to understand our identity as a Filipino. The Philippines experienced the suffering under the colonization of foreign power. And we saw their desire to attain reform‚ freedom and independence. Rizal’s novels reflect‚ through

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    My El Presidente

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    impressive close-up stop-motion special effects during the fight scenes‚ as we saw in films like "300" or "Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter". The film did not shirk to tackle very controversial historical issues about Aguinaldo’s role in the deaths of Andres Bonifacio and Antonio Luna. They did not hide the fact that all this was based on the memoirs of El Presidente himself‚ hence the probable bias in point of view. Now‚ what truly happened is still the bone of historical contentions. Bonifacio in particular

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    Rizal

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    What did Rizal read? |He grew up in a home with a large | |library. | ----------------------- He became the national hero only because of the Americans who sponsored and encouraged the Rizal cult. Andres Bonifacio made Rizal the honorary president of KKK. KKK First Asians to rebel against a Western colonial power and establish a republic. A traitor to the revolution. The greatest Malay who ever lived. Aguinaldo declared

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    Philippines is affected by many problem of Spain like political instability and by the union of the Church and the State and also include the Philippine representation in Spanish Cortes which is justified and last is the denial of human rights which spurs the Filipino to fight for. About the Political instability‚ it is one of problem that the Philippines. Then it was follow by Madrid government which change the political administration in the colony. In 1853 to 1898‚ there were 41 political dictum

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    La Liga Filipina

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    started his campaign for his family and for La Liga Filipina. He went to Gov. Gen. Evlogio Despujol‚ whom met him by several times‚ for pardon for his father‚ brother & brother’s in law. On the night of his arrival‚ he met with Apolinario Mabini‚ Andres nBonifacio‚ Ambrocio Salvador‚ Timoteo Paez‚ Pedro Serrano Laktaw‚ Deodato Arellano & other Patriots to discuss about La Liga Filipina. He visited some provinces odf the North like Malolos‚ Bulacan‚ San Fernando Pampanga and Bacolod. He was invited

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    Rizal First Trip Abroad

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    Rizal’s first trip abroad The departure of Jose Rizal for Spain was kept secret from Spanish authorities‚ friars and even to his parents especially to his mother because she would not allow him to go. Only handful of family members and trusted family friends were informed. In order to avoid detection‚ he used the name Jose Mercado‚ name of his cousin in Calamba. Before his departure‚ he scribbled farewell letters to his parents and his sweetheart Leonor Rivera. On May 3‚ 1882 he boarded on Salvador

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    PHILIPPINE FLAG The Katipunan (1892 - 1897) | The First KKK (Kataastaasan at Kagalanggalang Katipunan ng Mga Anak ng Bayan--The Highest and Most Honorable Society of the Sons of the Nation) Flag (1892) With the establishment of the Katipunan‚ Andres Bonifacio requested his wife‚ Gregoria de Jesus‚ and with the help of Benita Rodriguez to create a flag for the society. De Jesus created a simple red flag bearing the society’s acronym‚ KKK‚ in white and arranged horizontally at the center of a rectangular

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    recognition‚ his condemnation of the revolution‚ and other factors that we failed to talk about over the years because they were not in our history books. Rizal‚ being our national hero‚ used writing to fight to gain our freedom from the Spaniards unlike Andres Bonifacio‚ he lead the KKK. Mr. Renato Constantino wants the Filipinos to analyze why Jose Rizal should be emulated? Was he really a hero at that who wanted the country to gain its own hold in the government but yet still a province of the Spain?

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    George Bunkall Art after War: The Road to Modernism An idea‚ regardless of the intention‚ is the most powerful weapon we humans have at our disposal. It is not the guns‚ medicine or manpower that conquers a nation or settles social turmoil‚ but the influence of the ideas behind them and in some cases the propaganda. An idea can become a movement for social change or it could turn a whole nation against itself. Whether it’s the justification of slavery or the global expansion of Catholicism‚

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    RIZAL NATIONAL HERO?

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    Dr. Jose Protacio mercado rizal y alonso deserves to be the country’s foremost national hero because of his achievements. He knew that by writing the noli me tangere and the el filibuterismo thereby exposing the injustices committed by the civil and clerical officials would put his life and his family’s life in danger. He did not retract his writings because he was thinking not only of the welfare of the present generations but also of the future generations. Through his novels‚ bonifacio and

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