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    History – For me “History is the study and understanding of significant past events that might refresh our minds and taught us lessons of reality of life.” The Philippines Wave of Migration Theory Negritos – Negritos represent a resourceful and hardworking Filipinos because in their time‚ hardwork and patience is the core of surviving in the wild. Indonesians – Their greatest influence is agriculture. Because of agriculture‚ Filipinos learned to till the land and that is one of the major

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    I can tell you exactly why it’s more fun in the Philippines in one sentence: because it is only in the Philippines that you have the best and the worst of the world; a mixture of sorts; a unique blending of people‚ language‚ economic status‚ food‚ culture and religion that despite the yin and the yangs‚ living and being in the Philippines is truly an experience! You can agree or disagree with me on my statement that I just wrote but being born in the Philippines and keeping my Filipino identity

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    Sona

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    STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS of PNOY 2013 The President began his SONA by recalling how‚ nearly four years ago‚ a group of well-meaning people persuaded him to run in the 2010 presidential elections‚ assuring him that while serious problems hound the country‚ they expected him only to start laying the groundwork at least for permanent resolution of those problems. They assured him they would help him face the challenges all the way. He hesitated‚ but knew that he wasn’t raised to evade responsibility

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    Gregoria de Jesús (9 May 1875 – 15 March 1943)‚ also known as Aling Oriang‚was the founder and vice-president of the women’s chapter of the Katipunan of the Philippines.She was also the custodian of the documents and seal of the Katipunan.She married Andrés Bonifacio‚ the supremo of the Katipunan‚ and played a major role in the Philippine Revolution.She has one son from Andrés Bonifacio and five children from Julio Nakpil. She was born in the city of Caloocan to a Catholic middle-class

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    ------------------------------------------------- Essays of Rizal http://www.oocities.org/mcc_joserizal/work.html Amor Patrio (Love of Country) -1st published essay. -stated that Philippines is a country for Filipinos‚ not for Spain. -Pen name: Laong Laan (ever prepared) -this essay was sent to the Philippines to be translated in tagalog by Marcelo H. Del Pilar. -published in “Diariong Tagalog”: Aug 30 1882‚ Manila. -Rizal encouraged his compatriot in Spain and the Filipino people to love the Philippines

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    History Part C: Evaluation of Sources (Source 2) ‘The History of Philippines’ by Kathleen M. Nadeau. This source originates from the United States and was first published on 2008 by Greenwood Publishing. Greenwood specializes in publishing academic and general interest books‚ texts‚ books for librarians and other professionals. We can thus assume that the purpose of the book was for educational purposes‚ where it was written to inform people. The fact that it originated from the United States

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    With the power invested upon it‚ literature reflects norms and values‚ revealing the ethos of one’s culture‚ the pains and pangs of history‚ the bloodshed preserved in books‚ the processes of political and class struggles‚ social facts‚ the beauty of the people but more than that‚ the beauty of their stories. As it mirrors human actions‚ it often presents a picture of what people think‚ say and do in the society or what society as a whole does in shaping the values of its people. Hence‚ the writer

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    Modern-Day Nationalism                Nationalism is loyalty and devotion to a nation. It is a sense of national consciousness exalting one nation above all others and placing primary emphasis on promotion of its culture and interests as opposed to those of other nations or supranational groups. It is living by and for your country and your race. It is also standing by our culture‚ patronizing our own products. It is also being aware to promote our culture & heritage so that other nation may also

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    Why not ANDRES BONIFACIO as our national hero? The Philippines also known as “The Pearl of the Orient” like all other great countries had difficult beginnings. Andres Bonifacio and Jose Rizal two of the proponents that instigated our great struggle for freedom‚ they who reminded us of the pride and strength of a Filipino‚ they who showed us that we are people who will never give up and will fight no matter what. One became the voice of the people; leading the propaganda movement that inspired the

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    Introduction For several centuries‚ during the colonial period‚ the Philippines has been severely immersed in foreign influences particularly by Spain‚ Japan and America. Consequently their culture‚ lifestyle‚ customs and fashion sense has been mainly defined by influences from these countries as well. However‚ before the colonization‚ Philippines has yet to establish its own identity; thus what became the Philippines’ foundation for instituting their nationalistic character was basically colonially

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