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48 Cards in this Set
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admits doubting whether bravery was a common trait among Filipino girls |
Rizal |
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Acknowledge underlying sense of ______ and ______ to authority figures |
servitude, deference |
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lacking in vitality and independence |
Faded Plants |
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signifies a newfound courage and assertiveness among Filipino women |
Act of defiance |
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leads Rizal to reconsider his initial doubts about the bravery of Filipino women. |
News from Malolos |
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Expresses gratitude and admiration for their courage and determination in challenging societal norms and seeking education and empowerment |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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_____'s actions have inspired hope and confidence among the people |
Young women |
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Shift in mindset among the Filipino people; no longer accept _____ and ________ |
subjugation, oppression |
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Emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and independent judgment |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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is demonstrated through ethical behavior and moral integrity |
True religiousness |
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_______ without question or critical thinking is synonymous with holiness or virtue |
Obedience |
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________ is not a virtue, but rather a lack of wisdom, and that ___, the ultimate source of wisdom |
Ignorance, God |
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Metaphor of a father giving each of his sons a _____ symbolizing the gift of _______ |
torch, reason |
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Emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility and critical thinking |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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Encourages mutual support and collaboration in seeking truth and righteousness. |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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LTTYWOM challenges the notion that relying on one's own judgment is ______ |
presumptuous |
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_____ lies in attempting to impose one's judgment on others or claiming to possess divine insight |
True presumption |
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Emphasizes the importance of seeking counsel and considering multiple perspectives before making decisions |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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LTTTYWOM critiques the ______ roles and behaviors expected of women |
traditional |
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This ___________ leads to perpetuation of servitude and mediocrity in future generations |
limited upbringing |
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_____ play a crucial role in shaping the character and values of their children |
Mothers |
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Criticizes the superficiality of ________ that prioritize outward displays of piety over genuine moral integrity |
Religious Practices |
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Argue that everything in the world ultimately belongs to God, so offering material possessions as gifts to God is ________ |
redundant and potentially hypocritical |
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______ of offering something that already belongs to the recipient |
Absurdity |
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lies not in material offerings to God, but in acts of charity and compassion |
True Piety |
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Criticize the misuse of funds extracted from the ____ to support oppressive systems of power and control |
Poor |
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Criticize the outward displays of ________ as superficial and hypocritical |
religious devotion |
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Emphasize the importance of genuine actions over empty _____ |
Rituals |
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_____ did not cater to the rich nor did he engage in practices aimed at generating wealth |
Christ |
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_____’s teachings focused on compassion, justice, and spiritual integrity |
Christ |
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Criticizes the role of ____ in exploiting religious beliefs for personal gain |
Friars |
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Urge _____ to reject the distorted image of God propagated by friars and instead instill in their children a belief in a just and compassionate deity |
Mothers |
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Importance of raising _______ to uphold values of integrity, honesty, and respect for others |
Children |
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Role of _______ in shaping the future of society, asserting that prosperity and honor cannot be achieved if children are raised in ignorance and subservience |
education |
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of Filipino Women perpetuates the cycle of Subjugation, as their children are also rendered as slaves |
Enslavemet |
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Backwardness of ____ can be attributed to the ignorance and enslavement of women in Asian societies |
Asia |
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By freeing _____ from oppression and providing them with education and autonomy, society can tap into their intellect and willpower to drive progress and prosperity |
Women |
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Desire to bring _______ and knowledge to the Filipino people |
enlightenment |
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LTTYWOM addresses the Mistreatment and belittlement of Filipinas, true or false? |
TRUE |
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Challenge the stereotypes perpetuated by Spaniards and _____ |
Friars |
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______ condemns the slanderous remarks and gossip spread by these individuals |
Letter to the Young Women of Malolos |
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Importance of truth and understanding in relationships, particularly in the context of love and _____ |
Marriage |
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Critiques the societal expectation that ______ will transform a brave youth into a coward or a coward into a shameless individual |
Marriage |
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Individuals should not use _____ as an excuse for cowardice or dishonor; parents to instill values of honor |
marriage |
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Recounts stories of mothers in ______ who displayed remarkable strength, resilience, and devotion to honor and victory |
ancient times |
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Tendency of some people to place more trust in authority figures such as _____ or ______, rather than listening to reasoned arguments from others. |
clergy or elders |
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Urges ______ to critically evaluate their words and ideas |
Readers |
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Rizal's Letter to the Young Women of Malolos highlights: |
• The significance of education in empowering them to overcome societal stereotypes and discrimination. • The women's courage in advocating for their right to education despite opposition, seeing them as allies in the pursuit of social justice and national progress. • The hope and empowerment in the face of adversity. • The importance to uphold dignity and respect for themselves and others, fostering a more inclusive society. • The values that empowers individuals, particularly women, to fight against injustices they encounter, both personally and within society. |