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    Rizal wanted reforms and independence for the Philippines from Spanish colonial rule. He hoped to achieve this through peaceful writing that exposed corruption, but his writings instead led to violent revolution. While Rizal wanted unity, early revolts failed due to lack of coordination. Rizal died hoping to stop the revolution, but independence movements continued and succeeded in 1898.

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    Rizal wanted reforms and independence for the Philippines from Spanish colonial rule. He hoped to achieve this through peaceful writing that exposed corruption, but his writings instead led to violent revolution. While Rizal wanted unity, early revolts failed due to lack of coordination. Rizal died hoping to stop the revolution, but independence movements continued and succeeded in 1898.

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    Rizal wanted reforms and independence for the Philippines from Spanish colonial rule. He hoped to achieve this through peaceful writing that exposed corruption, but his writings instead led to violent revolution. While Rizal wanted unity, early revolts failed due to lack of coordination. Rizal died hoping to stop the revolution, but independence movements continued and succeeded in 1898.

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    Fill in the “Expectation” column all the reforms initiated and the legacy that you think Jose

    Rizal wanted
    to impart to the country. On the “Reality” column, fill in all the things that happened in history regarding
    to the contents you wrote in the Expectation column.

    EXPECTATIONS REALITY
    * Rizal wanted the Philippine to be free from * Rizal did not want independence but reform
    Spanish Colonial. because he saw what the Spaniards did to his
    fellow countrymen who was abuse by corrupt
    officials.

    * The fight of Rizal against the Spaniards will be * Through his writings, he exposed the corruption
    peaceful since Rizal is proficient in writing, he will and wrong doings of government officials as well
    use his talent to achieve the reform that he as the Spanish friars. But the peaceful revolution
    wanted for the Philippines without violence. that Rizal started lead to a lot of bloody
    revolution.
    * Rizal wanted to the Philippines to unite.
    * Some of the revolt didn’t succeed because of
    lack of unity and leadership. The good example is
    the Cavite Mutiny where caused so much
    suffering and loss of human lives.
    * Rizal is a well-educated young man and faithful
    to his love of his life. * He had may woman in his life and some of
    these are Segunada katigbak, Leonor Valenzuela,
    Leonor River, Seiko Usui, Gertrude Beckett and
    Josephine Bracken. And allegedly Rizal was
    married to Josephine Bracken the mother of his
    son who died a few hours after birth.

    * Rizal’s death will make the Filipino stop the


    revolution against the Spanish Government. * After his death, the Philippine Revolution
    continued until 1898. During 1898 the Philippines
    declared its independence from Spain on June
    12,1898.

    Guide Questions:

    1. Why did the things that Jose Rizal wanted never transpired?

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     Jose Rizal’s wanted never transpired, because many hinder the good intentions of Jose Rizal. One
    of them are the Spaniards who are abusive and eager for power. They always oppose Jose Rizal’s
    intentions because they know that Jose Rizal can oust them from the Philippines and it can cause
    a revolution against the Spaniards.

    2. Do you think that the ones in the Reality column are better than the ones in the Expectations column?
    Why or why not?

     Yes, because what happened in the reality results to independence of our country to Spanish
    Colonization that’s why we are enjoying our lives right now. Without all of these I don’t think the
    Filipino people will have the right to do whatever we wanted to do.

    3. Based on your answers on the first and second questions, which song used in the Song Analysis
    activity best describes Rizal’s aftermath and legacy? Why?

     Upuan by Gloc 9, because the concept of the song is to exposed the exploitative officials who are
    eager for power. And to show what was the real condition of many Filipinos under that officials.
    Just like what Rizal did, he exposed the abusive Spaniards through his writings and show what
    the condition of every poor Filipinos during his time.

    4. How did it affect you and the nation as a whole?

     It affects me by knowing that not all Filipino has the same standard of living. Not all Filipino
    having the same privilege that enjoyed by some greedy politicians. For the nation, it will awake
    our consciousness for the true state of the country. It will help the country to have the freedom
    that we all wanted.

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