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    RIZAL'S SECOND TRIP TO PARIS

    AND THE UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION


    OF 1889 A 15-minute presentation
    Lawrence Gabrielle Bernales 03-23-2022
    THE PHILIPPINES A
    CENTURY HENCE
    • Rizal predicted that our country
    would remain a Spanish colony.
    • Rizal predicted that if the
    Filipinos were continued to be
    abused and exploited, the people
    would revolt.
    • Rizal ultimately thought that
    when Spain's control over the
    country was removed, the
    Philippines could possibly be
    invaded by another country.
    COLONIES
    ESTABLISHED TO
    SUBSERVE POLICIES
    AND COMMERCE
    If an attempt is made to see in
    the Islands a lode to be
    exploited, however great may
    be the loyalty of the Filipinos, it
    will be impossible to hinder the
    operations of the inexorable
    laws of history. (Abuses to
    Human Rights, Lack of Freedom
    of the Press, and the Lack of
    representation in the Spanish
    Courts)
    THE INDOLENCE OF THE
    FILIPINOS

    • Defense to the alleged


    indolence of the Filipinos.
    • Why did people not work
    during the Spanish reign.
    • Filipinos are not indolent by
    nature.
    • Spanish arrival brought the
    decline in the Philippine's
    economic activities.
    THE INDOLENCE OF
    THE FILIPINOS

    •Economic decline was caused by the


    following:
    • Native revolts and internal disorders
    were caused by the implementation
    of the Spanish rule.
    • Spanish wars were fought by the
    Filipinos.
    • Muslim pirates plundered coastal
    Catholic villages.
    • Forced labour.
    • Unwanted work.
    • Spanish negligence to Filipino
    workers.
    THE INDOLENCE OF
    THE FILIPINOS
    •Economic decline was caused by the
    following:
    • Bad example brought by the
    Spaniards.
    • Catholic teachings were being
    taught the wrong way around.
    • Gambling was encouraged by the
    Spaniards.
    • Spanish education does not
    prioritize economic activities.
    • The Philippines, by nature, is
    abundant in resources.
    INTERNATIONAL
    ASSOCIATION OF
    FILIPINOLOGISTS

    •The idea of an association to invest Filipino self-


    identity came upon Rizal before the end of 1888.
    This was due to the incoming International
    Exposition of 1889 in Paris, France that many
    people will observe the beauty of Philippine
    culture.
    PROJECT FOR FILIPINO
    COLLEGE
    IN HONG KONG

    • Rizal intended to establish a modern


    college within Hong Kong.
    • Mariano Cunanan promised to help raise
    Forty-thousand Pesos (Php40,000) as the
    initial capital for the project institution.
    • Subjects to be taught in the planned
    university were Ethics, Religion, Natural
    Law, Civil Law, Deportment, Hygiene,
    Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Natural
    History, and Geography.
    • The college did not come to fruition.
    POR TELEFONO

    • Discusses social issues and


    plans for the Philippines by two
    friars.
    • It was published in 1889 as a
    reply to a friar named Fr.
    Salvador Font in connection to
    his discrimination about Noli
    Me Tangere and for initiating
    the banning of Noli in the fall
    of 1889.
    • First printing was made in
    Barcelona.
    END OF
    PRESENTATION
    REFERENCES
    USED
    Online links used:
    •https://www.wiki.en-us.nina.az
    •https://en.wikipilipinas.org

    E-books used:
    •The Philippines a Century Hence
    (paid)

    Journal Articles used:


    •The Indolence of the Filipino

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