Rizal's Essay: The Philippines a Century Hence

The Philippines a Century Hence

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<p>Stricter enforcement of colonial laws (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It would be quickly colonized by the United States. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>Frailocracy</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>To read a society through an individual's story</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The assassination of Ferdinand Magellan (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>To inspire Filipinos to serve their country by learning from the lives and experiences of heroes. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Rizal and Other Great Filipinos</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>To keep pace with the desire of a people, sympathy and love,</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It's important because it helps to understand the context of their time.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>It is to read a society through an individual's story.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Frailocracy</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The founding of the Propaganda Movement in the 1880s.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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<p>Biography</p> Signup and view all the answers

Rizal's essay, published in installments, exploring the future of the Philippines under Spanish rule and proposing solutions.

The historical period when Spain held control over the Philippines, imposing new culture and political structures.

Economic conditions in the Philippines improved during the 19th century, despite continued oppression.

The ongoing suffering and mistreatment of Filipinos under Spanish rule despite some improvements.

The desire for the Philippines to govern itself free from Spanish control.

Proposed changes from Spain to address Filipino concerns, such as freedom of the press and representation.

A possible violent uprising by Filipinos if Spain didn't grant their demands.

Rizal's prediction that the US might take over the Philippines after independence.

Understanding an individual's life through the lens of their historical surroundings.

The political influence of the Spanish friars in the late 19th century Philippines.

The progressive leadership style of a Spanish Governor-General, marked by friendly relations with Filipinos.

A significant compilation of Filipino biographies, published in the 1950s.

Book featuring 400+ Filipinos and their accomplishments, published after Dictionary of Philippine Biography.

Rizal and other prominent figures featured in biographies, aiming to inspire the Filipino youth.

Learning about a society through the story of its people, including heroes.

Major period of technological advancement in Europe, affecting social contexts in the Philippines as well.

Revolution that also had global societal effects, influencing the world's landscape.

Significant event in Philippine history leading to the execution of the Gomburza.

Important movement during the late 1880s, advocating for reforms and change in the Philippines.

Descriptions of Filipinos from the Spanish colonial perspective, often portraying them as enemies.

Works of Jose Rizal include, but are not limited to, his writings, letters and other literary pieces

Rizal's life viewed through the important developments of the 1800s, impacting his knowledge and actions.

Understanding the historical context of a novel helps readers grasp the social, political, and economic conditions that shaped the story and its characters.

El Filibusterismo explores themes of oppression, corruption, social injustice, the struggle for national identity, and the role of education in societal change.

Referring to leaders who are ineffective, lack skills, and often prioritize personal gain over the needs of the people.

The misuse of authority for personal benefit, often resulting in harm to others.

The significant impact of religious institutions on political and social life, particularly in the Philippines during Rizal's time.

Rizal aimed to expose the injustices and realities of Philippine society under Spanish rule through the fictional narrative of El Filibusterismo.

Rizal's writings act as a reflection of the problems and conditions of his time, which continue to resonate with contemporary challenges.

Rizal emphasizes the importance of leaders who prioritize national interests, fight against injustice, and protect the well-being of the people.

A strong sense of love and loyalty towards one's nation, motivating individuals to defend its interests.

Challenges and issues surrounding the quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of the Philippine education system.

Simoun believes that promoting education in the Spanish language will ultimately strengthen the oppressive system and stifle national identity.

Simoun intends to provoke a violent revolution against Spanish rule, believing that force is necessary for change.

Rizal viewed the youth as the hope for the nation's future, capable of bringing about positive change.

Rizal highlights the youth's capacity to advocate for reform and challenge authority.

The youth's participation in democratic processes, particularly through voting, has a powerful influence on shaping the direction of the nation.