1.

Political Involvement:
2.
 Active member of La Solidaridad, a Filipino reformist organization in
Spain.
 Advocated for peaceful reforms and education as the keys to progress
and liberation.
 Criticized the abuses of Spanish friars and the colonial administration.
3.
Legacy and Impact:
4.
 Considered a national hero of the Philippines.
 His writings ignited a sense of nationalism and inspired the Philippine
Revolution against Spanish rule.
 Emphasized the importance of education, freedom, and social justice.
5.
Death and Martyrdom:
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 Executed by firing squad on December 30, 1896, at the age of 35.
 His death fueled the flames of the revolution and further galvanized
the Filipino people's determination for independence.
7.
Cultural Significance:
8.
 Rizal's life and works are celebrated annually on Rizal Day (December
30) in the Philippines.
 Streets, monuments, and institutions are named in his honor across the
country.
 His ideals continue to inspire movements for social justice and national
development.