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    Rizal wrote a letter to the women of Malolos in 1889 praising their bravery in petitioning to open a night school and learn Spanish. In the letter, he denounced the abuse of power by Spanish friars and outlined the important roles and duties of Filipino mothers, including having a love of honor, clear mind, respect for God, love for fellow men, and promoting freedom, independence, education, reason, and equality. He encouraged the development of sincere, firm character and noble conduct among Filipino women.

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    Rizal wrote a letter to the women of Malolos in 1889 praising their bravery in petitioning to open a night school and learn Spanish. In the letter, he denounced the abuse of power by Spanish friars and outlined the important roles and duties of Filipino mothers, including having a love of honor, clear mind, respect for God, love for fellow men, and promoting freedom, independence, education, reason, and equality. He encouraged the development of sincere, firm character and noble conduct among Filipino women.

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    Letter to the Women of Malolos

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    Rizal wrote a letter to the women of Malolos in 1889 praising their bravery in petitioning to open a night school and learn Spanish. In the letter, he denounced the abuse of power by Spanish friars and outlined the important roles and duties of Filipino mothers, including having a love of honor, clear mind, respect for God, love for fellow men, and promoting freedom, independence, education, reason, and equality. He encouraged the development of sincere, firm character and noble conduct among Filipino women.

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    Letter to the Women of Malolos

    DLS CSB

    Concept Mapping

    What are the roles of women in our society?

    DLS CSB

    Group Activity: Concept Mapping


    Concept Map

    Your picture of how ideas relate to each other

    DLS CSB

    Background
    Status of Women Under the Spanish Period
    Role was tied to the
    Compliant to
    elders

    Submissive
    to males

    Barred from participating in politics

    house

    Housekeeping

    Child rearing

    DLS CSB

    Background
    On 12 December 1888, 20 young women from Malolos petitioned to allow them to put up a night school where they can learn the Spanish language under Teodoro Sandiko
    Clans of Malolos: Tiongson Tantoco Santos Reyes
    DLS CSB

    Background
    Triumphed in February 1889 with the following conditions: the women would finance their schooling teacher would be Guadalupe Reyes classes held in the daytime

    The school operated for only three months.


    DLS CSB

    Background

    Learning about the bravery of the women of Malolos, Marcelo del Pilar requested Jose Rizal to write them a letter.

    DLS CSB

    The Letter
    Denunciation of the abuse of the friars
    Traits Filipino mothers must have Duties and obligations of Filipino mothers Functions and errands of a wife

    DLS CSB

    The Letter
    Love of honor Sincere and firm character Clear mind, conduct

    Noble action Respect for God


    Love for ones fellowmen
    DLS CSB

    The Letter

    Freedom

    Independence

    Education

    Reason

    Equality

    DLS CSB

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