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    Veneration without understanding. (Quezon City‚ Philippines)‚ pp. 1-3. 18 August 2014. (2) De Ocampo‚ Esteban. Who made Joke Rizal our Foremost National Hero‚ and why? pp. 271-286. 18 August 2014. (3) Mañebog‚ Jensen. Jose Rizal and Emilio Aguinaldo Connection. Jose Rizal and Emilio Aguinaldo Connection | Your online ACADEMIC and Entertainment Magazine. (Manila‚ Philippines‚ 2013). 18 August 2014. (4) Bantayog ng mga Bayani. CONSTANTINO‚ Renato. Drupal‚ Creative Pixels. Manila‚ Philippines. 18 August

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    Testament‚ centering on Christ’s Incarnation‚ and then moving along to the events of the New Testament with the Apostles‚ the martyrs‚ and then progressing to his own times‚ the saints lives then‚ and the happenings among the Franks. Harrington and Pucci comment on how “Gregory’s narrative is organized around the pinciples of Christian teleology‚ an order affirmed in the presence of so much sacred material at the start of the Histories.”(pg.149) Truly‚ with starting out at the creation of the world

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    fight. Ms. Johnson tries to encourage him by visiting him and congratulating him on his work. While there’s someone who is her most personal subject and that is Emilio. He was killed after getting him kick out from the school due to his bad attitude. Ms. Johnson try to protect him but due to the cold attitude of the principal for Emilio‚ she can’t do nothing. At the end of the year‚ she

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    El Chapo was born in the small Sinaloa town of La Tuna and is the oldest of seven children. Guzmán grew up surrounded by marijuana and poppy crops — plants that were cultivated by his father‚ Emilio Guzmán Bustillo. The elder Guzmán was a violent man who beat his children. El Chapo likely earned the ire of his father by trying to stop him from hitting his siblings. Whereas his father was a source of punishment‚ his mother Consuelo Loera served as his fountain of emotional support. She still lives

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    Presidency of the Katipunan. At the outbreak of the 1896 revolution‚ the Council was further reorganized into a ’cabinet’ which the Katipunan regarded as a genuine revolutionary government‚ de facto and de jure.[16] * Andrés Bonifacio‚ President * Emilio Jacinto‚ Secretary of State * Teodoro Plata‚ Secretary of War * Briccio Pantas‚ Secretary of Justice * Aguedo del Rosario‚ Secretary of the Interior * Enrique Pacheco‚ Secretary of Finance * Marina Dizon‚ head of women’s divisiones

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    DONA MAE RONQUILLO PHILIPPINE HISTORY BSCS-311 AUGUST 29‚ 2013 QUESTION: Is the discovery of the Philippines by the Spain brought good or bad effects to the country as whole? ANSWER: Following all the details and discussion according to the Spanish colonization

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    Complete name Jose Paciano Garcia Laurel *known as Jose P. Laurel born on March 9‚ 1891 at Tanauan‚ Batangas die on November 6‚ 1959 due to heart attack and stroke became president on October 14‚ 1943 thru election ended his term on August 17‚ 1945 because he issued an Executive proclamation which declared the dissolution of his regime. *greatest contribution/achievements founded Lyceum of the Philippines University-Manila Controversies/Issues during Term -cooperated with the Japanese

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    nation can be great again? Cultural superiority-refers to an attitude that ones’s culture is superior… The reason why pres.FranklinRoosevelt declared war against Japan b’coz the American fleet in pearl harbor was attacked by the Japenese forces Emilio Aguinaldo-the President of the 1st Phil.Republic Puppet-is defined as a representational figure or object which is manipul America-is the one who created the Phil. Civil Affairs Unit Hukbo ng Bayan sa Hapon-is the organization of peasants in Central

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    Letty’s Story As children‚ people look at the world with unbiased views; their thoughts are not yet concrete in opinion. Young minds ripe for influence‚ children become easily shaped by factors around them. Generally‚ parents leave a greater impact on their children than any other thing in the child’s life. How parents speak‚ make decisions‚ and interact with one another has the potential to shape their child’s behavior and thoughts. While parental influence is essential for children to develop morals

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    Andrés Bonifacio y de Castro (30 November 1863 – 10 May 1897) was a Fillipino Nationalist and revolutionary. He is often called "the father of the Philippine Revolution". He was a founder and later Supremo (supreme leader) of the Katipunan movement which sought the independence of the Philippines from Spanish colonial rule and started the Philippine Revolution. He is considered a de facto national hero of the Philippines‚ and is also considered by some Filipino historians to be the first President

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