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75 Cards in this Set
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________ is the primodial concern of Jose Rizal
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Education
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who said this "Education is the key to understanding much of Rizal's career, for his whole career was bound up with education, his own education and the education of his own people"
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John Schumacher
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this is an excerpt from what text "with Spain or without Spain they would always be the same, and perhaps worse! if the slaves of today will be the tyrants of tomorrow?"
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El Filibusterismo
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Rizal addressed this to ________ " We are struggling for our rights, the rights for humanity, and if there is a God, he will have to help us"
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Blumentritt
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The right to education is now enshrined in the historic
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Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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Philippines is one of the ____ original signatories
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48
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who said this "the reality of experience"
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James Royce
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Rizal shared his educational views with whom?
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Blumentritt
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the lawyer whom the friars consulted in their defficulties
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Senor Pasta
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the new society, through _____________ gave emphasis on the education of the masses
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Educational Development Decree of 1972
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this is an excerpt of what text "our educational system aims to provide for a broad general education that will assist each individual..."
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Educational Development of 1972
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Rizal in his letter to ______ "We cannot all be doctors, it is necessary that some of us cultivate the soil"
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Lucia
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the _______ is the basis of society
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school
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fundamental in the education of the masses
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Primary education
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Rizal's letter to ______ "Encourage primary education"
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Ricardo Carcinero
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During his stay in ____, he visited a clay, glass and porcelain factory
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Barcelona
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where did Rizal want to establish a college?
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Hong Kong
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the curriculum of the college he planned to established in Hong Kong would've have given emphasis to the study of ________
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science and technology
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CC: Morals
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1
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CC: Study of Religions
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1
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CC: Natural Law
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1
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CC: Civil Law
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1
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CC: Deportment
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1
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CC: Hygiene
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1
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CC: Mathematics
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2
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CC: Physics and Chemistry
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2
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CC: Natural History
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2
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CC: Geography
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2
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CC: Political Economy
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2
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CC: World History
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3
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CC: Philippines History
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3
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CC: Logic
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3
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CC: Rhetoric
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3
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CC: Poetics
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3
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CC: Languages
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4
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CC: Physical Education
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5
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was expelled from the Universidad Central de Madrid
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Dr. Miguel Morayta
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Poem written by Rizal when he was 16 at ateneo
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Por La Educacion
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In his poem ____, Rizal urged Filipinos to seek progress through education
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El Amor Patrio (Patriotism)
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who summarized the qualification of teachers?
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Esteban A. Ocampo
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This is an excerpt from what text "what was I to do with only my meager salary to collect which I have to get the curate's approval and make a trip of the province"
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Noli Me Tangere
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who discussed the implications of Rizal's concept of education for higher education
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Pablo S. Trillana III
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who said this "It is now time to consider other paradigms and concepts on which our educational system should be anchored...."
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Pablo S. Trillana III
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who said this "a strong liberal education will enable filipinos to be more flexible and better equipped to cope with the ever changing demands of social, economic,and technological dynamics"
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Dr. Jesus Estanislao
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Where was Rizal Exiled
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Fort Santiago
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who said this "Liberty must be secured, by making ourselves worthy of it, by exalting the intelligence and the dignity of the individual"
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Padre Florentino
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Who said this "I desire for country's welfare, therefore I would build a schoolhouse"
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Crisostomo Ibarra
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The pace where RIzal administered his admission test
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Talisay School
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the key to industrial progress according to European education
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Science
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as early as 1848, ___ and ___ pointed out the failures of the liberal state in the ___________
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Marx, Engels, Communist Manifesto
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destruction of the liberal society with its free enterprise system
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Marxism
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alternative to liberalism
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Anarchism
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who said this "seeing the condition of the people made Rizal conclude that education should be top priority"
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Joseph Proudhon
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who said this "the church always allies itself with the ruling class. Religion had always been the adjunct of the propertied class"
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Bakunin
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destruction of dominant social institutions like church and state with a revolution
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Anarchist
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Rizal rejected Anarchism, and chose ______
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Liberalism
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a _____ with a policy of free enterprise would enable people to become better creators of wealth
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liberal government
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3 strategies for liberation
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1. education
2. work 3. national community |
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who wrote Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
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Dr. Antonio Morga
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states that there were no illiterates in this island
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Sucesos de las Islas Filipinas
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this is an excerpt of __ "they gradually lost their ancient traditions. their recollection, they forgot their writings, their songs..."
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The Philippines: A Century Hence
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Rizal shows obscurantist education propagated by the friars in the class in physics in Fili and substantiated by testimonies given to the _____
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Schurmann Commission
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___ tells ____ in the Fili that the friars were curtailing knowledge as much as possible by extinguishing all ardor and enthusiasm by trampling on our dignity
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Isagani , Padre Fernandez
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this is from ___ "Hail! Hail! To labor praise"
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Ode to Labor
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the story of ___ exemplifies the life of freedom that work brings.
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Salome
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______ would not liberate a society
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Individual progress
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author of Liberal Man
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Herbert Spences
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example of individual progress
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Senor Pasta
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the philippines first gained representation by virtue of the constitution of ___
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1812
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this would lessen the influence of the friars on the colonial officials
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secularization of all parishes
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who said this "You pool your efforts thinking to unite your country with Spain with a rosy garland, and in reality you forge iron chains"
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Simoun
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Rizal is often made out to be a ___
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mere reformist
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a conservative who is against revolution
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reformist
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who called a revolution without reforms
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Edmund Burke
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___ is one of the steps towards assimilation
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reform
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