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What was the primary purpose of the Kartilya as written by Emilio Jacinto?
What was the primary purpose of the Kartilya as written by Emilio Jacinto?
Why did Andres Bonifacio choose to adopt the Kartilya instead of his own rules?
Why did Andres Bonifacio choose to adopt the Kartilya instead of his own rules?
How many principles does the Kartilya ng Katipunan comprise?
How many principles does the Kartilya ng Katipunan comprise?
What does the first principle of the Kartilya convey about a life without noble purpose?
What does the first principle of the Kartilya convey about a life without noble purpose?
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What does the metaphor of 'a tree without shade' in the first principle signify?
What does the metaphor of 'a tree without shade' in the first principle signify?
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Which of the following best describes the tone of the Kartilya's language?
Which of the following best describes the tone of the Kartilya's language?
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What collective aspiration does the Kartilya embody?
What collective aspiration does the Kartilya embody?
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What is implied by the metaphor of 'a poisonous weed' in the first principle?
What is implied by the metaphor of 'a poisonous weed' in the first principle?
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Study Notes
The Kartilya ng Katipunan
- Written by Emilio Jacinto, serving as a guiding philosophy for Katipunan members.
- Aimed to introduce new recruits to core principles and values essential for membership.
- Andres Bonifacio, the Supremo of Katipunan, adopted Jacinto's Kartilya due to his high regard for Jacinto's wisdom, despite having his own rules.
Symbol of Collective Action
- The Kartilya symbolizes the collective aspirations of the Filipino people during the revolution.
- Emphasizes unity in achieving progress, freedom, and happiness for the country.
- Highlights shared vision and solidarity among revolutionaries.
Importance for New Members
- Particularly significant for helping new members comprehend their expectations and responsibilities.
- The straightforward language used ensures accessibility for all education levels.
Principles of the Kartilya
- Comprises fourteen principles aimed at guiding the behavior and values of members.
- First principle: Life not dedicated to a noble cause is akin to a tree without shade or a poisonous weed.
- Tree without Shade: Represents a life lacking purpose that does not contribute to societal well-being.
- Poisonous Weed: Indicates that a life without noble cause can be harmful and undesirable within a community.
Implications of the First Principle
- A life without noble purpose signifies minimal contribution to society and personal fulfillment.
- Lack of motivation towards noble causes can stifle community innovation, support, and progress.
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Explore the significance of the 'Kartilya ng Katipunan' written by Emilio Jacinto. This quiz delves into its guiding principles, values for the secret society, and the influence of Andres Bonifacio. Test your knowledge of this pivotal document in the history of the Katipunan.
