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    1. The "Kartilya" was intended to establish an egalitarian and morally upright Filipino nation by defining 12 guiding principles and 14 teachings presented by Jacinto that focused on equality, fraternity, reason, progress, and enlightenment. 2. The principles taught that all men are equal as human beings, and that woman are partners rather than playthings, while emphasizing the importance of not wasting time and bringing unity to society. 3. The "Kartilya" served as an intellectual and moral foundation, or guidebook, for the Filipino people freeing themselves from colonial restraints.

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    1. The "Kartilya" was intended to establish an egalitarian and morally upright Filipino nation by defining 12 guiding principles and 14 teachings presented by Jacinto that focused on equality, fraternity, reason, progress, and enlightenment. 2. The principles taught that all men are equal as human beings, and that woman are partners rather than playthings, while emphasizing the importance of not wasting time and bringing unity to society. 3. The "Kartilya" served as an intellectual and moral foundation, or guidebook, for the Filipino people freeing themselves from colonial restraints.

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    1. The "Kartilya" was intended to establish an egalitarian and morally upright Filipino nation by defining 12 guiding principles and 14 teachings presented by Jacinto that focused on equality, fraternity, reason, progress, and enlightenment. 2. The principles taught that all men are equal as human beings, and that woman are partners rather than playthings, while emphasizing the importance of not wasting time and bringing unity to society. 3. The "Kartilya" served as an intellectual and moral foundation, or guidebook, for the Filipino people freeing themselves from colonial restraints.

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    1. “Kartilla” means intellectual and moral foundation.

    (guidebook)
    2. To create an egalitarian society and develop a morally upright Filipino nation. Very important
    because it defines a nation freeing themselves from colonial restraints.
    3. “Kartilya” of jacinto because jacinto presented 12 guiding principles & 14 teachings.
    4. “Life which is not consecrated to a lofty and sacred cause,”Jacinto writes, varying the metaphor,
    “is like a tree without shade, if not a poisonous weed.”
    5. All men are equal
    6. All equal as human being.
    7. Don’t waste time; lost wealth may be recovered, but time lost is lost forever.
    8. Woman is a helpmate and a partner in hardship and not a plaything.
    9. Good society brings unity.
    10. Liberty (“Kalayaan”), Equality (“lahat ng tao’y magkakapantay”), Fraternity (“kayong lahat ay
    magkakapatid”), Reason (“Katuiran”), Progress (“Kagalingan”) and Enlightenment itself
    (“Kaliwanagan”)

    1. Yes, it announces unity.


    2. Maybe
    3. All are equal
    4. Brotherhood
    5. Yes, they give support

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