EBRYAN JULIUS A.

MANIPON
BSCRIM 1B
LIFE AND WORKS OF RIZAL
MIDTERM EXAMINATION

TASK 1
Contrast the views of Rizal and Morga’s about Filipinos and Philippine culture through a cross-cutting analysis.
OBJECTIVE: The goal is to analyze and contrast the opinions of Rizal and Morga on Filipinos and culture in the Philippines. Jose Rizal
lamented the fact that he grew up knowing little about our colonial past. Morga was enthralled by the indigenous social structure, noting
origins, variations, social class advantages, upward and downward mobility, and property and title inheritance.
CAUSES: Rizal and Morga have opposing viewpoints about Filipinos and Philippine culture. Rizal and Morga's perspectives on pre-
colonial Filipino culture. Christianity, according to Rizal, was employed to facilitate the indigenous' political and economic subjection.
Dr. Morga appears to be referring to the Roman Catholic religion, which he wants to keep pure in the Philippines by using fire and
sword. Similar measures, such as those used in Flanders, were successful in retaining the church's control and even holding its subjects.
RESULTS: Rizal's statements about Morga's relative obscurity also included censorship during the Spanish colonial period. In the late
1800s, the Rizal edition of Morga, along with Noli me tangere and El Filibusterismo, was illegal in the Philippines.
CONCLUSION: As a result, I think that while Rizal and Morga's opinions differ in many respects, the most important thing is the present. It
is entirely up to us to determine what we believe, who we believe, and how we live our lives right now.
IMPLICATION: Its goal is to place Rizal's Morga in the perspective of his work as well as Philippine history. Morga by Rizal may not
have been widely read, but it is noteworthy because it signals the start of Rizal's quest to write the first Philippine history from a
Filipino's perspective.
LIMITATION: Even if Rizal's footnotes were written by the national hero, few Filipinos today, even the most patriotic, would find the
time and energy to read them. Rizal's statements about Morga's relative obscurity also included censorship during the Spanish colonial
period.
TASK:2

Cite commonalities between the present Philippine situation and the context mentioned in Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo and
elucidate your thoughts about it through a freehand essay.

-Many things have changed since the Philippines gained independence from the Spaniards, however many ideas, attitudes, and beliefs
have persisted and been accepted by the Spaniard colonists. First, we accepted their faith, which is Roman Catholic, which is the most
prevalent and practiced religion in the Philippines, with 86 percent of Filipinos being Roman Catholic. At home, Filipinos create altars
in the Hispanic manner, complete with Catholic icons, flowers, and candles. Most towns organize church services and religious
processions in honor of a patron saint, as well as funfairs and concerts, and feast on a range of Filipino delicacies during fiestas. In the
Philippines, all major Christian holidays are recognized as official national holidays. Spanish culture and Christianity have affected the
Philippines' customs and traditions
REFLECTION

As a youth in the present times defend and value your role in the development and future of the society through a written speech.

- As a youth we are the one who will facing our future because youth is what we need to improve our society, in todays that we facing
many problem we should speak for what that government hear us for example our rights to implement a law that remove the government
official who's stolen a funds of us because if they continue what their be doing is our country will be destroy our society and make them
pocket full if they also continue their doing like stolen a funds, the other project in our country that can be happen and can also improve
our society will not happen because we have not a budget of it. As a youth I’m representing my country to speak in anyone of the people
to make them awake on what happenings in our country, we should make as one because in the future we are the one who will benefit in
those things that we are fighting for. And we should follow what Rizal said that the youth is the hope of the society.
SYNTHESIS

After reading the module that consists of the happenings in the past, express your visions of the future by creating a dialogue between
you and the incumbent President of the country. Write at least 5 exchanges of conversations.

Ebryan: Hi Mr. President I’m Ebryan Manipon and I'm representing our youth. how was your day? permission to ask a question for you
Mr. President, my question for you how will you overcome or solve the corruption in our government.
Mr. President: its good. nice to meet to you Ebryan, the corruption in our government is worst, because the other government official is
there is some of them is stealing the money in our funds of government. there are some of government official that I caught then I
remove them in their position.
Ebryan: how can you get the money or funds that is stolen.
Mr. President: there are the ways that we can back that the money is stolen or taken away in our funds, lets conserve our funds buy
doing for example in our project we must conserve our cost.
Ebryan: thank you for the answer Mr. President I hope that you will make it, and have a nice day thank you.