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    Rizal lived in the 19th century during Spanish colonization of the Philippines. The abuse of Spaniards turned Rizal into a patriot and the execution of GOMBURZA during his childhood was a turning point in his nationalism. The document asks the reader to recall three interesting things from the Spanish era and how they learned about them. They respond that they learned about 1) the first Catholic mass in the Philippines in 1521, 2) Cry of Pugadlawin where Bonifacio tore up citizenship papers to protest Spain, and 3) the 1898 Treaty of Paris ending the Spanish-American war and selling the Philippines to the US, through history classes in high school and college.

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    Rizal lived in the 19th century during Spanish colonization of the Philippines. The abuse of Spaniards turned Rizal into a patriot and the execution of GOMBURZA during his childhood was a turning point in his nationalism. The document asks the reader to recall three interesting things from the Spanish era and how they learned about them. They respond that they learned about 1) the first Catholic mass in the Philippines in 1521, 2) Cry of Pugadlawin where Bonifacio tore up citizenship papers to protest Spain, and 3) the 1898 Treaty of Paris ending the Spanish-American war and selling the Philippines to the US, through history classes in high school and college.

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    1.1.1. Looking Back

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    Rizal lived in the 19th century during Spanish colonization of the Philippines. The abuse of Spaniards turned Rizal into a patriot and the execution of GOMBURZA during his childhood was a turning point in his nationalism. The document asks the reader to recall three interesting things from the Spanish era and how they learned about them. They respond that they learned about 1) the first Catholic mass in the Philippines in 1521, 2) Cry of Pugadlawin where Bonifacio tore up citizenship papers to protest Spain, and 3) the 1898 Treaty of Paris ending the Spanish-American war and selling the Philippines to the US, through history classes in high school and college.

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    1 LOOKING BACK
    Jose Rizal lived in the 19th-century. This is during the time of Spanish Colonization. The
    abuse of the Spaniards gave an opportunity to Rizal to become a patriot. During his
    childhood, GOMBURZA was executed, this was considered as the turning point for
    Rizal's nationalism. Let us try if you still remember your history.
    Please write three interesting things that you remember during the Spanish era.
    How did you learn about them?

    1. The First Catholic Mass in the Philippines held on March 31, 1521, Easter Sunday.
    2. Cry of Pugadlawin, where Andres Bonifacio and his men tore their cedulas as a sign
    of protest and determination to rise against the Spaniards.
    3. Treaty of Paris, which was signed in December 1898 to end the Spanish–American
    War and selling the Philippines to the United States.

    I learned these three events through Araling Panlipunan subjects during high school
    and Readings in Philippine History class during first-year college.

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