1.

In Rizal’s “The Philippines a Century Hence,” He discussed the past, present and the future of the
Philippines.
 
After a thorough reading of the essay, do the following:

a. A matrix of the past, present and the future of the Philippines as stated by Rizal in his essay.
 interpret the emotion of Filipino and situation of the country found in each paragraph of "Ang bayan
ko"
 ano ang masasabi mo sa sinabi ni Rizal patungkol sa wika?
 matrix of the past, present and future of the Philippines as stated by Rizal in his essay
 Why spanish came 3g
 1. How trained are the staff to handle this job?
 why tourism is said to be the vital force for peace
 What is the central theme of the text pananlamin sa tubig ng katotohanang panlipunan?
 4. Federico Caballero was married to Lucia who is a biru kota title similar to A queen B. priestess C.
princess D. nun
 On what real-life situation can you apply pragmatic method?
 What are indigenous communities?
 Did magellan become succesfull during his first voyage around the world? Explain your answer?
 The subject of historiography is history itself
 Jose was exploring the library in his new school in manila. He wanted to study the history of calamba,
laguna during the nineteenth century. In one bo…
 At present, how do you discriminate between contradicting reports of a single event from different
sources?
 True or False: The subject of historiography is history itself
 what is diverse religions philippines to other country like asia
 “society invites crime,and criminals accept the invitation
 A mixture has two or more phases/features of the substance. A.heterogenous mixture B.Elements
C.Compound D.Homogenous mixture
b. Cite the three-prediction presented by Rizal in his essay and prove that they came true.
 Not all people know (especially Filipinos) that national hero Jose Rizal was a future visionary
who think ahead of his time. In a series of articles for "La Solidaridad," Rizal wrote a four-part
socio-political essay "Filipinas dentro de cien años" (Philippines, A Century Hence) where
discusses the future prospect of the Filipino nation under Spanish rule.Although he still believed
that the Philippines should not separate from mother Spain, he always believed in the birth of the
Filipino spirit of a nation. Influenced by the French Revolution a century before him, he always
seen the spread of libertarian views would have an immediate impact on the Philippines. His
essay has been viewed as an ultimatum to Spain: reform or independence.He basically
enumerated the causes of the misery and social inequality caused by the Spanish colonial rule in
the Philippines:
 (1) Heavy-handed rule: the Filipino population has decreased dramatically. There is widespread
poverty. By this time, Spain has ruled the Philippines directly after the independence of its
American colonies from Mexico to Argentina.
 (2) Death of Filipino indigenous culture: Spain has divided the archipelago with the sword and
the cross so that it gradually eradicated the indigenous culture. The Filipinos has lost its cultural
heritage and identity. Eventually, they lose hope in the future and the preservation of their race.
 (3) Cultural cringe: Spanish domination has made Filipinos submissive thereby perpetuating a
culture of silenceIs