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Ma. April Joy M. Olonan

ASSIGNMENT
1.) Discuss Rizal Secret Mission.
-This mission whom Rizal conceived with approval of his order brother Paciano was to observe keenly the life and culture, Languages and customs, industries and commerce, and government and laws of the European nations in order to prepare himself in the mighty task of liberating his oppressed people from Spanish tyranny. This was evidenced in his farewell letter which was delivered to his parents shortly after his departure for Spain.
2.) Discuss Important things that happens to Rizal during his trip to different country.
- Rizal’s Trip to HongKong
On February 28, 1888, a year after the publication of Noli Me Tangere, and six months after his arrival in the Philippines, José Rizal sailed from Manila again, by "advice" of the government. The controversy over the Noli took its toll on Rizal. He soon found that he had to travel abroad once again to guarantee his intellectual and personal freedom. He would have to go to some country where he would be free from spies or plots. As he prepared for his return to Europe, Rizal had an intensified sense of his own country. The reaction to the Noli and his own intellectual growth prompted him to look beyond the Philippines to all of Asia. Rizal decided to spend some time in London’s famed libraries, where he can find the sense of the Philippines he was searching for.
Rizal in Japan
As a result of the cloak and dagger surveillance, Rizal visited Japan. During his six weeks in Japan he spent an inordinate amount of time soaking up local culture.
Impressions of Tokyo
Rizal in America
Rizal reached San Francisco on April 28, 1888, and started across the continent by rail, sitting in a coach all night to save money. His letter continues:
"I visited the large cities of America, with their magnificent buildings, their electric lights, and their splendid ideas. America is indubitably a great country, but it also has many defects." 3.)Give

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