1. Discuss the teachings of the KKK. Point out some teachings
that you find useful and helpful in your daily life. The teachings of the KKK were about integrity, respect, and dignity. It tells an individual on how to act and to be responsible and accountable in every actions. It reflects good morals and values that should be given to others. The number 13th teaching from the Kartilya says “A man’s worth is not measured by his station in life, neither by the height of his nose nor the fairness of skin, and certainly not by whether he is a priest claiming to be God’s deputy. Even if he a tribesman from the hills and speaks only his tongue, a man has fine perceptions and is loyal to his native land.” This is essential to always remember that a humans’ physical look is not a basis to judge them. The equality, among all race, religion, and capability should always be considered and respected. Secondly, the number 5 saying says “A person with a noble character values honor above self-interest, while a person with a base character values self-interest above honor.” This teaching tells every individual to honor oneself.
2. Make a chart comparing the Reform Movement and the
Katipunan.
Reform Movement Katipunan Movement
Claiming Philippines as a Revolution Nature part [province] of Spain.
To be able to distinguish Uproot the connection between
Aims the corrupt and expose the Philippines and Spain.
Assimilation Frightening the Spanish through
Methods the revolution and different acts of renouncement Failed The Spanish colonizers lost and Result surrendered Philippines to United States. Conclusion:
The Philippines under the Spanish colonization suffered from
abuse acts from the powerful individuals, for instance, the friars and guardia civil. The act of renouncement shows the bravery of the Filipinos in order to bring justice and freedom for the country and the people. The acts from Doctor Jose Rizal had turned tables and created a raging retribution from Filipinos that caused the creation of Katipunan headed By Bonifacio, in order for the assurance and security of the country’s independence and freedom.