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Mojica, Timothy A.
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Discuss the implication of the following and relate it to the present situation of our country 1. Life of Rizal since Childhood until Death

Once we were considered as a great nation in Asia, but as we have observed, we now belong to those seemingly stagnant Asian countries. The solution to this horrible condition was education.
The childhood of Jose Rizal can be characterized by his desire to learn. Jose Rizal was not a physically blessed or strong child however, he had a strong will guided and taught by his mother, his first teacher. He learned almost without the use of books. His mother was the one who laid the foundation of his great knowledge achieved in such a short time.
For Rizal, the real mission of education is to elevate the country to the top of glory and to develop people’s holistic formation. As we all know, education is the strong foundation of society and a requirement for social progress. We need a leader like Rizal, who will empower and initiate positive changes and transformations in the society as a whole today and tomorrow.
And by his death, the significance of this martyrdom is that his death sparked open rebellion that finally ended Spanish rule in the country. Rizal is an epitome of good character, high intelligence, and love for his Motherland. He's a good example to be followed.

2. Studies and Travels

Jose Rizal is the most traveled Filipino hero in history. The travel and adventure of Jose Rizal are an important facet of his education and sophistication through which he learned the culture and politics of other countries. Rizal’s first trip abroad was on 1882 bound for Spain. The travel story of Jose Rizal constitutes part of his struggle to bring changes in his native land. Jose Rizal has really explored the world which contributed to his great knowledge. This shows how really rich Jose Rizal and his family might be. He also studied in some prestigious universities here in the Philippines like Ateneo de Manila and University of Santo Tomas. Rizal as a traveler was not merely a spectator he was very observant of the lifestyle of the people. Rizal knew how to live in a country away from his. He was able to economize and budget his fees, he also works through his free time to earn money. During the travel of Rizal, he met a lot of people and not just mere people but professionals including professors and doctors. He was also a smart traveler because he learns the language of the country he stays.

3. Traits and Great Romance

There were nine women that were recorded to have a relationship with Jose Rizal; namely, Segunda Katigbak, Leonor Valenzuela, Leonor Rivera, Consuelo Ortiga, O-Sei San, Gertrude Beckette, Nelly Boustead, Suzanne Jacoby and Josephine Bracken.
He can be described as one of the greatest; botanist, scientist, sculptor, artist, ophthalmologist, zoologist, linguist, engineers, educators and martyrs of all time. An artist, businessman, cartoonist, educator, economist, ethnologist, scientific farmer, historian, inventor, journalist, linguist, musician, mythologist, nationalist, naturalist, novelist, ophthalmic surgeon, painter, physician-surgeon, poet, propagandist, psychologist, scientist, sculptor, sociologist, and theologian. Mastered 22 languages; these included Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Malayan, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tagalog, and other native dialects. He was an expert swordsman and a good shot.
These traits could possibly hook any women. With his achievements, his intellects, abilities and great love for his native land, if only if he was still living now, this could change the condition of our country. He can help great for today’s present situation of our country.

4. 5 Famous Poems

Rizal’s 5 Famous Poems: * Memories of My town * “The Song of Maria Clara” * Song of the Traveler * Katapusang Hibik Ng Pilipinas * "To The Filipino Youth"
Jose Rizal spent a great part of his life writing compositions, essays, poems, as well as his novels. Including these poems, there were several messages given to remind the country of the extreme sacrifices he and others have given for the cause of freedom. These express the love for the native land and it tells the gratitude for whatever we have is a powerful prayer or calling. These poems also reminding us to be more nationalistic and have passion for our own country.

5. The Indolence of the Filipino People

Rizal observed the behaviors of the Filipinos past and present in his time. He said that the indolence is the effect of the backwardness and troubles of experienced by the country. In the start, he said that the hot climate is a reasonable predisposition for indolence. By this he means that the Europeans have a cold climate thus they need to move around more to compensate with their climate, they also make more food for storage in case a calamity strikes, and that produces more work. The Spaniards labeled us as bums and lazy people because they are egocentric.
That clearly doesn't show that we are lazy. It simply shows that we are contented with our way of living. Carrying on, Rizal said that an illness will worsen if the wrong treatment is given. Before, early Filipinos were already carrying out trades; they were into agriculture and mining. That shows that we are hardworking and independent group of people. We have a society that is clearly showing off progress. When the Spaniards arrived they criticize our way of living. That eventually led to changing the Filipino culture.
Sadly, we have a misfortune past. When the Spaniards arrived, the frequent wars, insurrections, and invasions have brought disorder to the communities, thus resulting to chaos and destruction. Filipino men have been brought to different countries to fight wars for Spain, force labor was implemented to ship yards and natives move to mountains because of the abuses the Spaniards has brought to them. That caused resulted to decrease in Filipino population, neglect of farms and trauma.
Trade has declined, because of pirate attacks and the many restrictions imposed by the government, which gives no aid for crops and farmers. This and the abuse suffered by farmers have caused many to abandon the fields. Businesses were monopolized by government.

Relatos, Roseanne H.
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Discuss the implication of the following and relate it to the present situation of our country 6. Life of Rizal since Childhood until Death

Once we were considered as a great nation in Asia, but as we have observed, we now belong to those seemingly stagnant Asian countries. The solution to this horrible condition was education.
The childhood of Jose Rizal can be characterized by his desire to learn. Jose Rizal was not a physically blessed or strong child however, he had a strong will guided and taught by his mother, his first teacher. He learned almost without the use of books. His mother was the one who laid the foundation of his great knowledge achieved in such a short time.
For Rizal, the real mission of education is to elevate the country to the top of glory and to develop people’s holistic formation. As we all know, education is the strong foundation of society and a requirement for social progress. We need a leader like Rizal, who will empower and initiate positive changes and transformations in the society as a whole today and tomorrow.
And by his death, the significance of this martyrdom is that his death sparked open rebellion that finally ended Spanish rule in the country. Rizal is an epitome of good character, high intelligence, and love for his Motherland. He's a good example to be followed.

7. Studies and Travels

Jose Rizal is the most traveled Filipino hero in history. The travel and adventure of Jose Rizal are an important facet of his education and sophistication through which he learned the culture and politics of other countries. Rizal’s first trip abroad was on 1882 bound for Spain. The travel story of Jose Rizal constitutes part of his struggle to bring changes in his native land. Jose Rizal has really explored the world which contributed to his great knowledge. This shows how really rich Jose Rizal and his family might be. He also studied in some prestigious universities here in the Philippines like Ateneo de Manila and University of Santo Tomas. Rizal as a traveler was not merely a spectator he was very observant of the lifestyle of the people. Rizal knew how to live in a country away from his. He was able to economize and budget his fees, he also works through his free time to earn money. During the travel of Rizal, he met a lot of people and not just mere people but professionals including professors and doctors. He was also a smart traveler because he learns the language of the country he stays.

8. Traits and Great Romance

There were nine women that were recorded to have a relationship with Jose Rizal; namely, Segunda Katigbak, Leonor Valenzuela, Leonor Rivera, Consuelo Ortiga, O-Sei San, Gertrude Beckette, Nelly Boustead, Suzanne Jacoby and Josephine Bracken.
He can be described as one of the greatest; botanist, scientist, sculptor, artist, ophthalmologist, zoologist, linguist, engineers, educators and martyrs of all time. An artist, businessman, cartoonist, educator, economist, ethnologist, scientific farmer, historian, inventor, journalist, linguist, musician, mythologist, nationalist, naturalist, novelist, ophthalmic surgeon, painter, physician-surgeon, poet, propagandist, psychologist, scientist, sculptor, sociologist, and theologian. Mastered 22 languages; these included Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Malayan, Portuguese, Russian, Sanskrit, Spanish, Tagalog, and other native dialects. He was an expert swordsman and a good shot.
These traits could possibly hook any women. With his achievements, his intellects, abilities and great love for his native land, if only if he was still living now, this could change the condition of our country. He can help great for today’s present situation of our country.

9. 5 Famous Poems

Rizal’s 5 Famous Poems: * Memories of My town * “The Song of Maria Clara” * Song of the Traveler * Katapusang Hibik Ng Pilipinas * "To The Filipino Youth"
Jose Rizal spent a great part of his life writing compositions, essays, poems, as well as his novels. Including these poems, there were several messages given to remind the country of the extreme sacrifices he and others have given for the cause of freedom. These express the love for the native land and it tells the gratitude for whatever we have is a powerful prayer or calling. These poems also reminding us to be more nationalistic and have passion for our own country.

10. The Indolence of the Filipino People

Rizal observed the behaviors of the Filipinos past and present in his time. He said that the indolence is the effect of the backwardness and troubles of experienced by the country. In the start, he said that the hot climate is a reasonable predisposition for indolence. By this he means that the Europeans have a cold climate thus they need to move around more to compensate with their climate, they also make more food for storage in case a calamity strikes, and that produces more work. The Spaniards labeled us as bums and lazy people because they are egocentric.
That clearly doesn't show that we are lazy. It simply shows that we are contented with our way of living. Carrying on, Rizal said that an illness will worsen if the wrong treatment is given. Before, early Filipinos were already carrying out trades; they were into agriculture and mining. That shows that we are hardworking and independent group of people. We have a society that is clearly showing off progress. When the Spaniards arrived they criticize our way of living. That eventually led to changing the Filipino culture.
Sadly, we have a misfortune past. When the Spaniards arrived, the frequent wars, insurrections, and invasions have brought disorder to the communities, thus resulting to chaos and destruction. Filipino men have been brought to different countries to fight wars for Spain, force labor was implemented to ship yards and natives move to mountains because of the abuses the Spaniards has brought to them. That caused resulted to decrease in Filipino population, neglect of farms and trauma.
Trade has declined, because of pirate attacks and the many restrictions imposed by the government, which gives no aid for crops and farmers. This and the abuse suffered by farmers have caused many to abandon the fields. Businesses were monopolized by government.