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    A La Juventud Filipina or To The Filipino Youth

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    Rizal manifested liberal ideas in two writings - "A la juventud filipina" which was dedicated to Filipino youth describing them as the hope of the motherland, and "El Consejo de los Dioses" which revealed the humanistic education in the Philippines at the time and his response to scholasticism. Rizal's secret mission in Europe was to observe lives, cultures, laws and governments in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spanish rule, though his goal was for reforms not independence by making the Philippines a Spanish province with equal rights. However, this goal was not fulfilled as the Philippines is now an independent country.

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    Rizal manifested liberal ideas in two writings - "A la juventud filipina" which was dedicated to Filipino youth describing them as the hope of the motherland, and "El Consejo de los Dioses" which revealed the humanistic education in the Philippines at the time and his response to scholasticism. Rizal's secret mission in Europe was to observe lives, cultures, laws and governments in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spanish rule, though his goal was for reforms not independence by making the Philippines a Spanish province with equal rights. However, this goal was not fulfilled as the Philippines is now an independent country.

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    Rizal manifested liberal ideas in two writings - "A la juventud filipina" which was dedicated to Filipino youth describing them as the hope of the motherland, and "El Consejo de los Dioses" which revealed the humanistic education in the Philippines at the time and his response to scholasticism. Rizal's secret mission in Europe was to observe lives, cultures, laws and governments in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spanish rule, though his goal was for reforms not independence by making the Philippines a Spanish province with equal rights. However, this goal was not fulfilled as the Philippines is now an independent country.

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    Rizal manifested liberal ideas in two writings - "A la juventud filipina" which was dedicated to Filipino youth describing them as the hope of the motherland, and "El Consejo de los Dioses" which revealed the humanistic education in the Philippines at the time and his response to scholasticism. Rizal's secret mission in Europe was to observe lives, cultures, laws and governments in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spanish rule, though his goal was for reforms not independence by making the Philippines a Spanish province with equal rights. However, this goal was not fulfilled as the Philippines is now an independent country.

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    Provide at least two instances where young Jose Rizal manifested

    liberal ideas.
    A la juventud filipina or to the filipino youth
    was dedicated to the Filipino youth which he describes as "the fair hope of my motherland."
    calling the filipino youth in nation building/ the filipino youth is considered as the hope of the
    motherland. states that the Filipino youth are capable of great heights. It urges the Filipino
    youth to reach their potential by harnessing their skills and talents for the betterment of our
    countrymen.

    El Consejo de los Dioses or the council of God

    Winning allegory based on Greek classics, Ang El Consejo de los Dioses ay sinulat ni Rizal noong
    labinsiyam na taóng gulang pa lámang siya, at pinakikilala nitó ang edukasyong humanistiko ng
    Pilipinas noong mga panahong iyon at ang tugon ni Rizal sa skolastisismo. reveals the
    humanistic education of the Philippines at the time and his answer to scholasticism.

    What was his “secret” mission during his stay in Europe? Was he
    able to fulfill that mission? Explain how
    Oberserving the life and culture languages and customes industures as well as gov and
    laws of europian nation in order to prepare himself in the mighty tsk of redeeming his
    oppressed people frim the spaniards

    Rizal's secret mission was to observe the lives, cultures, laws, and governments of the
    countries in Europe, in preparation for liberating the Philippines from Spain's tyrannical rule.

    Reforms for the Philippines not for total independence but to make PH as province of Spain.
    Priveleges of Spaniards will be extended to Filipinoes having equality among spamiards

    NO because as of now the Philippines is an independent country.

    Pick two Propaganda Movement contributions and


    objectives you think still remain very important in today’s
    political climate.
    Power of the tounge and power of the pen asking for reforms through peaceful means yun po ang
    propaganda movement. Asking for reforms to make Philippines a better place

     To unite the whole archipelago into one vigorous and homogenous


    organization;
     Mutual protection in every want and necessity;
     Defense against all violence and injustice
     Encouragement of instruction, agriculture, and commerce; and
     Study the application of reforms

    Students, who created the movement, wanted the Philippines to be acknowledged as a province
    of Spain and to be represented in the Spanish Cortes
    Among their specific goals were representation of the Philippines in the Cortes, or Spanish
    parliament; secularization of the clergy; legalization of Spanish and Filipino equality;
    creation of a public school system independent of the friars; abolition of the polo (labor
    service) and vandala (forced sale of local ..

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