The agrarian situation in the Philippines during Rizal's time and now share some key similarities:
1) Powerful landowners were able to circumvent land laws and consolidate their control over land then, and hacienderos still practice inquilino systems of tenant farming now.
2) Unequal distribution of land, low wages for farmers, and landowner control over tenants characterized both periods.
3) While the government now provides land for farmers, issues of security of tenure, fair rentals, and unequal control over land persist, similar to the situation during Rizal's time.
The agrarian situation in the Philippines during Rizal's time and now share some key similarities:
1) Powerful landowners were able to circumvent land laws and consolidate their control over land then, and hacienderos still practice inquilino systems of tenant farming now.
2) Unequal distribution of land, low wages for farmers, and landowner control over tenants characterized both periods.
3) While the government now provides land for farmers, issues of security of tenure, fair rentals, and unequal control over land persist, similar to the situation during Rizal's time.
The agrarian situation in the Philippines during Rizal's time and now share some key similarities:
1) Powerful landowners were able to circumvent land laws and consolidate their control over land then, and hacienderos still practice inquilino systems of tenant farming now.
2) Unequal distribution of land, low wages for farmers, and landowner control over tenants characterized both periods.
3) While the government now provides land for farmers, issues of security of tenure, fair rentals, and unequal control over land persist, similar to the situation during Rizal's time.
Create a venn diagram to illustrate the similarities between agrarian situation in the Philippines then during Rizal’s time and now.
Agrarian Situation in the Philippines Agrarian Situation in the
During Rizal’s Time Philippines NOW
The land laws have invariably
SIMILARITIES Government now, provide land contained provisions that enabled powerful landowners to circumvent for farmer beneficiaries the law, or even use the law to Haciendero are still practicing Equal distribution of land to the the inquilino system, wherein farmers or cultivators. sustain and further strengthen their they allow individuals or what positions in power. Security of tenure and fair they called inquilino to lease Land was unequally distributed system of rental payments. hold the land, then the inquilino before the Spaniards came. will entered into sharecropping Improved methods of cultivation Inquilinato system was put into arrangement to a kasama’s to through improving the rural place, wherein one who rented the share lease the land for institutions serving the farmers land for fixed annual amount the cultivating agricultural crops. such as adequate credit and inquilino was expected to give Haciendero are hiring own agricultural investment. personal service to the landlords. If tenants or employing overseers Progressive compensation for and peasants as well to manage he/she will failed to do so, he or she land owners and cultivate their land. would expelled from the land they Landowners are paying taxes, Implementation of just labor rented. However, it is now based on the relations for farmers. Spanish Friars can able to acquire land ownership. lands through whatever means Lands were classified to various available to them, since the land classes in order to determine the were donated for them in exchange lease amount. for their spiritual favors. Farmers are still payed below Enforced Labor and Heavy taxes subsistence wages. The Dominican Order continually increased of unreasonable rentals, land arbitrary grabbing and confiscation.