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    Edsa Revolution

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    Good day tourists! I’m ziel your tour guide for today and now where going to explore and see the beauty of the “resort province of the Philippines” welcome to LAGUNA!!! The Province of Laguna‚ which was formerly called La Laguna‚ was named after Laguna de Bay‚ the body of water that forms its northern boundary. Laguna de Bay‚ in turn‚ was named after the town of Bay (Laguna de Bay is Spanish which means "Lake of Bay")‚ the first provincial capital. Laguna (Tagalog: Lalawigan ng Laguna)‚ is a province

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    Remembering 911

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    confusing and shocking time. Every day‚ thousands of people from all over the world visit the very sight where our two towers came crashing down. Many families are torn apart because of this catastrophic event and many are left wondering “why?” For me‚ remembering 9/11 is a difficult thing to do. I was only a little girl‚ but‚ I knew the world had changed forever. It was a normal September morning. I was in my second grade class with my favorite teacher Mrs. McClellan. We had just arrived to school and

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    Impact of Edsa Revolution

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    EDSA Revolution I In the year 1986‚ the Philippines was given the world’s limelight because of the nonviolent revolution to overthrow the dictatorship of Former President Ferdinand Marcos. Many countries were astounded by our country’s move and it draw much more attention because nobody died. With 2 million participants involved in the protest‚ the military was given a choice whether or not firing back to the protesters who are free of firearms and are only holding rosaries. And because of this

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    What does Edsa revolution mean? We always celebrate it every month of February‚ the celebration might mean different to other people who experienced the time when Philippines is still under the Martial Law and to younger Filipinos who didn’t knew what happened those time.  Like me‚ as a student‚ i just learned about EDSA on our History class‚ i learned that yellow ribbons  meant for us Filipinos. The EDSA revolution changed the life and united all the Filipino‚ but  we don’t need EDSA revolution

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    Edsa Revolution for Youth

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    EDSA REVOLUTION FOR YOUTH’S BEGINNING The EDSA People Power Revolution was a series of popular nonviolent revolutions and prayerful mass street demonstrations that occurred in 1986‚ which marked the restoration of the country’s democracy. It is sometimes referred to as the Yellow Revolution due to the presence of yellow ribbons during the arrival of Benigno Aquino‚ Jr.. These protests were the culmination of a long campaign of civil resistance by the people against the 20-year running authoritarian

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    Edsa Revolution

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    MARTIAL LAW Under the supervision of Ferdinand Marcos‚ September 1972. Marcos declared the Martial Law. When Martial Law was enacted‚ all of Ferdinand’s enemies in politics had been arrested. And in that time‚ the security in the country had been restricted. Martial Law is declared against the former Defense Secretary/Minister where at by now is a Senate. Martial Law has a mission‚ and it is to avoid harm from the communist. But in case of retrieving‚ the communist fight for they’re right. And

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    Remembering Babylon

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    To what Extent can Gemmy be regarded as Representing a Paradigm Shift in the Mind Set of the Settlers? In the novel Remembering Babylon by David Malouf‚ the character Gemmy causes the settlers to change their attitudes towards Australia. At first‚ the settlers have a very negative view of the land that they had colonised‚ but when Gemmy joins them he makes them realise that it is not so bad after all. He teaches them some of the things that he learned from his time living with the Aborigines. These

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    Remembering an Event

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    A Night to Remember “Emjed hurry up!” my cousin shouts with joy. I walked out of the garage while putting on my jacket to get into my car. We first drove to go and pick up my friend‚ Nathan. As we got close to his house‚ I called him to come out. A few minutes later‚ he came out and jumped in the car. Before we headed to the party‚ we made a quick stop at the liquor store to buy alcohol. Once we left the store‚ we spotted two cop cars right behind us. My friend Nathan was so scared because he was

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    A Short Summary of Edsa

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    citizens as well as several political‚ military and religious figures‚ such as Cardinal Jaime Sin who had push their way for a democracy from the hands of an authoritarian President. This revolution had last for four days it is popularly known as EDSA Revolution or People Power and also named as Yellow Revolution because of the scattered yellow ribbons. This protest had been brought by the years of corruption in Marcos government. This history had been shortened and summarize for the leaders

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    Remembering an Event

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    Remembering an Event It was spring‚ and the weather was just right for softball season. Friday night‚ the big stadium lights were shining right down on us. We were actually here I thought to myself we really made it this far. My softball team and I were playing for a chance to go to the state tournament‚ which was something unexpected coming from a team that was never ranked in pre-season or throughout district but until now. Throughout our season we lost two games against a team that was good

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