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The document describes Rizal's ancestry, education, influential figures, and activities. It notes that Rizal came from a wealthy family that valued education, allowing him to study at Ateneo Municipal, UST, and the University of Madrid. The document also discusses key people who influenced Rizal's intellectual pursuits, like his mother and brother, as well as his objections to the Philippine revolution and peaceful activities in Dapitan.

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Task 5 and 6

The document describes Rizal's ancestry, education, influential figures, and activities. It notes that Rizal came from a wealthy family that valued education, allowing him to study at Ateneo Municipal, UST, and the University of Madrid. The document also discusses key people who influenced Rizal's intellectual pursuits, like his mother and brother, as well as his objections to the Philippine revolution and peaceful activities in Dapitan.

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Task 5 - Pages 54-55 (BSA 1C_ANTONETTE JOSH ESCORIAL)

Briefly answer the following:


1. Describe the background of Rizal's ancestry that might have contributed to his life
and education.

Dr. Jose Rizal hardly experienced hardships in life especially in terms of


financial stability because he was born into a wealthy household. He was able to
receive a learning that only a few individuals can afford due to monetary difficulties.
Rizal was pretty much sheltered by his mother, aside from that their family is very
compassionate and devoted to one another. He grew up in a home where nature was
cherished and seen, and most significantly, his mother had already planted seeds of
faith in him. Since the beginning of his existence, Rizal's forebears have been well-
known. It is usual for them to join a prestigious university, and as a result of his
experiences and education, he has the potential to be a more successful man than his
forefathers, let alone make history in our country.

2. Compare the experiences of Rizal as a student in Ateneo Municipal, UST, and in


Madrid.

Looking at Rizal’s achievements and perseverance since he was a kid it is


inevitable for us to assume that he grew up loving the art of studying and with his
eagerness to learn it is safe to say that he has this indefinite hunger for new
experiences and learning's. Ateneo was the first university he entered in which he
obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree to exhibit his love for the arts and language. He
started off behind his friends in class, but because to his commitment to his
academics, he was labeled the King for being the most exceptional individual in just a
month and earned a degree. He subsequently moved to UST to study medicine for his
mother, although he was less involved in Ateneo. At the Ateneo de Madrid, he
roamed and mastered French, English, and German. Rizal was regarded as a brilliant
achiever who, despite the difficulties he experienced, never quit until he completed
what he started.
3. Who were the important persons that influenced Rizal in his intellectual pursuits?

A lot of people created an impact and left a mark on Rizal’s journey as an


intellectual person. One of them are his teachers who had a great input to improved
his schooling, but Leon Monroy was the one who truly taught him and polished his
Fundamental Latin, literacy, and comprehension skills. Rizal's brother, Paciano, also
had a great impact on his scholarly aspirations. Throughout his lifetime, he was the
one who nurtured Rizal, and Rizal looked to him as if he were his parental figure. Last
but not the least was Dona Teodora Alonso, Rizal's mom, was by far the most
prominent character in his educational endeavors of all the people who had been with
him; under her tutelage, Rizal acquired his appreciation for all sorts of artistry and the
stunning scenery that encompassed them.

4.What were Rizal's activities in Dapitan and their impact?

Rizal had a peaceful life in Dapitan, where he practiced medicine, continued to


hone his abilities, and created a school for boys to help with developmental projects.
Rizal's initiatives in Dapitan increased his involvement in his field, enabling him to
reach more people and alleviate the circumstances in Dapitan. Even with these
activities Rizal continued to pursue his medical career as well as his artistic interests
in painting, sculpture, drawing, and literary writing.

5. How would you assess Rizal's objection to the revolution?

Rizal's resistance to the rebellion was obviously driven by a desire to do the


smart work and avoid a bloodbath between both the Spaniards and the Filipinos.
Rizal's true intentions are to enlighten his people so that they might study and grasp
what is happening on, and then to bring the Filipinos together to rescue the territory in
a peaceful and harmonious manner. Not the finest swords or arsenal, but his
knowledge and expertise were Rizal’s strongest weapons. Even though he opposed to
the rebellion still it proceeded and ended in his and our desired outcome.
Task 6 - Page 66 (BSA 1C_ANTONETTE JOSH ESCORIAL)

Create a worksheet containing the table illustrated below. Write the changes
and developments that were felt in the nineteenth-century Philippines. After listing the
changes, plot them within Rizal's biography and write which aspects you think had a
direct or indirect impact on Rizal while citing events in his life.

Change and Development Relation to Rizal’s Life


ECONOMIC - The Philippines was a In his earlier novels, he stated that
leading producer and had a huge input in injustice existed, particularly among
exportation. As regions shifted their focus colonial authorities during his period.
to cash crops, estate governance became a Also additional remarked was written im
challenge. Alternatives arose in a regards to the slave labor that was taking
haphazard manner. Chinese mestizos place at the time.
affected the emerging industry by
purchasing estate and earning riches and
influence.
POLITICAL - The administration was Rizal's existence is linked to the fact that
able to increase bureaucratization and he believes on political dimensions.
simplify colonial management because of Through political and ecclesiastical
the volatile nature of economic changes, he wrote and worked to
expansion. The individuals' ongoing tax ameliorate the lives of his oppressed
flow is observed. countrymen.
SOCIO-CULTURAL - Disagreements He is the one who instilled patriotism in
have been lessened thanks to the Araw ng us and highlighted unification in
Lahi and other cultural programs. achieving one goal and that is our
Inequality in views, ethnic practices, and freedom. Barriers and stereotypes have
speech are some of the reasons for been broken especially in differences that
conflicts, but these events assist to each region possess.
maintain law and balance.

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