Rizal

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What act mandated the life and works of rizal?

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Republic Act No. 1425

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the greatest Philippine National Hero

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Dr. Jose Rizal

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He is known as the Father of Asian Nationalism, is splendid genius, the forerunner of nationalism and patriotism

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Dr. Jose Rizal

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Senate bill before it becomes a law

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Senate Bill No. 438

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When was the senate bill made?

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April 17, 1856

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When was the senate bill become a law?

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June 17, 1856

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Who made the senate bill?

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Senator. Claro M. Recto

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Why do we need to study the life and works of rizal?

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Because "The LAW provides it"

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It is politically mined from the principles of nationalism.

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NATIONHOOD

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Implies a group of people identified as sharing any number of real or perceived characteristics, such as common ancestry, language, religion, culture, specific institution, historic tradition, or shared territory.

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NATION

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the suffix "___" , on the other hand , as used in the noun "nationalism" signify attitude, sentiment, and behavior of people who have identified themselves as a "nation"

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"-ism"

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Signifies the desire of a nation to self-determination.

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NATIONALISM

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A positive and supportive attitude to a "fatherland"

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PATRIOTISM

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Aggressive patriotism, or blind or biased devotion to any group or cause.

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CHAUVINISM

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Provided that Nationalism is an imagined political community that is imagined as both inherently limited and sovereign.

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Benedict Anderson

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Other form of nationalism is "revolutionary" which means?

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Abdrupt or sudden change in a society

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Where the nation is defined in terms of ethnicity and descent from previous generations

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Ethnic Nationalism

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A variant of Civic Nationalism, where the nation is assumed to be a community of those who contribute to the maintenance and strength of the state

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State Nationalism

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Where the states derive political legitimacy from the active participation of its cetizenry and from the degree to which ut represents the "will of the people".

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Civic Nationalism

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A radical form of imperialism (and not really true Nationalism at all).

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Expansionist Nationalism

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Where the nation is defined by shared culture, and neither purely civic nor purely ethnic.

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Cultural Natinalism

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A form of ethnic nationalism in which the state derives political legitimacy as a natural consequence and expression of the nation.

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Rimantic Nationalism

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Where it is claimed that individuals need national identity in order to lead meaningful, autonomous lives, and that liberal democracies need national identity in order to function properly.

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Liberal Nationalism

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Where nationalist sentiments result from resistance to colonial domination in order to survive and retain a national identity.

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Third World Nationalism

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where ethnic or cultural nationalism applies to a nation which itself a cluster of related ethnic groups anc cultures.

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Pan-Nationalism

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Where a shared religion can be seen to contribute to a sense of national unity, and a common bond among the citizens of the nation.

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Religious Natinalism

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A political term, used primarily in Europe, to describe a varaint of conservatism which concentrates more on national interest that standard Conservatism, while no being unduly Nationalist or pursuing an excessively far-right agenda.

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National Conservatism

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Where an ethnic or cultural minority within a nation-state seeks independence on nationalist grounds.

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Stateless Nationalism

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where there is nationalist feeling among an ethnic population living outside their traditional homeland

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Diaspora Nationalism

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When was the spanish colonization end?

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the 19th century

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It is the largest in terms of natural resources and has great potential for strong and grand trade and commerce

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PHILIPPINES

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Who are the people that influenced people's perception of the government, the state, the church and its people?

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Montesquieu

Jean Marie Aroute(Voltaire)

John Locke

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The _____ declared allegiance to crown prince Ferdinand snd gathered in cadiz to draft a institution.

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The Spanish Patriots

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A spanish born in the Philippines, also the first representative to Spanish Cortes for the Philippine Colony

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Ventura de Los Reyes

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He abolished the cortes as his platform, declaring that power and authority are limited to him alone, and that he alones define them.

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King Ferdinand Vll

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When was Ferdinand the VII died?

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1833

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Ferdinand VII succeeded by his daughter, whose reign was marked by decadence and mismanagement.

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Queen Isabella II

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What do they call the leading citizens of Ilocos, Philippines?

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Kailanes

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Who led the mexican soldiers in year 1826?

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Lt. Andres Novales

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he refused to leave his religious organization, The Confradia de San Jose.

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Apolinario Dela Cruz

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He gained popularity aning general public and was viewed as a threat to the Catholic Church.

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Apolinario Dela Cruz

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It is also known as leading citizen.

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principales

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how many years does the Spanish Colonizer controlled the Philippines?

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333 years

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who are the people subjected to spanish rule and authority?

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the military and the police

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They frequently served as the colonial government's eyes and ears.

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Religious Spaniards

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He petitioned the quenn Isabella II for Ecclesiastical equality for spanish regulars and Filipino seculars

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ft. Pedro Pablo Pelaez

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Leaders of the Philippine parishes' secularization movement

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Mariano Gomez

Jose Burgos

Jacinto Zanora

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Who ordered to execute the GOMBURZA?

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Gov. Gen. Izqueirdo

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what do they call the Philippine social structure?

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Feudalistic

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They are the peninsulares- the pure blooded spaniards.

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conquistadores

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He was the highest-rankin official in the central government.

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Governor-General

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The civil governors led the provincial government

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Alcaldes Mayores

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These included the mayor and vice-mayor. They served as administrator of the city government.

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Alcaldes en Ordinario

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He was the chief executive and cheif judge of the town.

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gobernadorcillo

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He was responsible for maintaining peace and orderand collecting tribute and taxes in the barrio

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Cabeza de Barangay

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They were tasked to perform police jobs maintain peace and order.

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Guardia Civil and Cuadrelleros

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Usually spaniar, he led the police force/Guardia civil

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Alferez(second lieutenant)

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How many year did Rizal study at Biñan?

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A year and Half

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What date does the mercado family experience tragedy?

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June 1872

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Why does the spanish arrested Doña Teodora?

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Accusing of poisoning her sister-in-law

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who is the husband of the sister-in-law of Doña Teodora?

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Jose Alberto

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what is the reason becuase the sister-in-law of Doña Teodora accusing her of poisoning her sister-in-law?

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becuase she got involved in divorcing of her brother and her sister-in-law

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He was considered a rich Binan Ilustrado and travel to Europe for business.

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Jose Alberto

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what is the reason becuase Jose Alberto file a divorce on his wife?

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he found out the his wife is unfaithful to him

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what does the 4 R's mean?

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Reading, Writing, Arithmetic and Religion