Hello gais, so suggestion ko lang ito parang ang ganda nga nung sinabe ni Ms.

Ayuban abt sa Pangasinan,

since yung school naman natin asa pangasinan, why not magfocus nalang tayo dito kase para dina
masyado malawak at magulo video natin and parang ang unique den kase AHSHAHA EWAN BASTA
OPINYON KO LANG diz and okay lang if mainvalidate. Alam ko nmn lahat ay gusto ng the best outcome
sa activity na ito so yuh ang dami kong eme hahaha so parang ang maging concept is

Past of Pangasinan offers Pilipinos a Present (or kung may maisip pa na mas maayos, much better)

1. 1660 –Malong Revolt. Andres Malong of Binalatongan leads the revolt of the Filipinos
against the Spaniards. They were encouraged by the short takeover of Manila by the Dutch.
He declares himself as “Ari” but their declaration of independence is short-lived as they are
subdued by the Spaniards in less than a month.
1762 – Palaris Revolt – Juan dela Cruz Palaris, also of Binalatongan, leads his people to
complain to the Spaniards about paying tributes. Encouraged by the defeat of the Spanish
army and capture of Manila by the British, they go on to make more demands and drive
away all the Spaniards from the capital town of Lingayen. For two years the rebels and their
supporters in the province taste freedom and power over the Spanish government but the
capture of Palaris ends the rebellion. To forget this sad episode the Spanish officials give the
town “Binalatongan” its new name “San Carlos” in honor of Spain’s reigning monarch
Charles III.

( actually noong phil. Revolution against Spaniards may dalawang revolt nacontribute ang
pangasinan and amazingly sa san carlos pa galling mga ito ahshahs)

2. August 1899 – In a barrio in Bayambang, Jose Palma, a staff member of the revolutionary
government’s newspaper La Independencia, writes a poem that becomes the lyrics for the
melody of the “La Marcha Nacional Filipina” composed by Julian Felipe. This poem is
translated later to Pilipino and given the title “Lupang Hinirang” which is now the Philippine
National Anthem. It was written in the house of Doña Romana G. vda de Favis. This house
served as the “Malacañang” of the Aguinaldo Republic momentarily in November 1899. (The
said barrio is now part of Baustista.)

(so Phil. Natl. anthem pala is galling dyan which I think has a great significance satin ngayon
wahahha)

3. Victorio C. Edades
Known as the "Father of Modern Philippine Painting,” Victorio C. Edades was born on
December 23, 1895 in Barrio Bolosan, Dagpuan, Pangasinan.
( yung sinasabe ni Ms. Ayuban) maganda siguro kung maano yung artworks niya at baket ba
siya naging father of chuchu**
4. June 30, 1992 – A full-blooded Pangasinense, Fidel V. Ramos, becomes President of the
Republic of the Philippines. Among his many achievements that benefits Pangasinan today
was attracting foreign investors to put up the Sual Power Plant to ease the power crisis
before and during his term, and the San Roque Dam.

October 1999 – The Sual Power Plant in Sual started operating. With Pangasinan as the host
province, this is the largest and most effective coal-fired power plant in the Philippines
servicing the Luzon grid with a generating capacity of 1,218 MW. The company has an
Energy Conversion Agreement with the National Power Corporation with a 25-year build-
operate-transfer scheme (BOT).

1998 – The San Roque Multipurpose Project or SRMP in San Manuel and San Nicolas was
built to harness the power of the country’s third largest river, the Agno River, bringing these
benefits to several communities in the heart of Luzon if operated and maintained properly:
flood control, irrigation, electrical power and improved water quality.

(ewan kung ifeature ba is si Pres. Fidel V. Ramos, or San Roque Dam) feel ko may
significance nmn sila both ewan sinama ko lang bastaaaa bahala na

5. The St. Vincent Ferrer Statue is a colossal bamboo statue in the town of Bayambang in
Pangasinan, Philippines. It is dedicated to the town's Catholic patron saint, Vincent Ferrer
(1350–1419), and is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the tallest bamboo
sculpture in the world.
( ewan kung may part essence bay an sa phil history, sinama ko na lang ala nako maisip
ahsahshashah)

The St. Vincent Ferrer Statue dedicates Vincent Ferrer, a venerated saint in Roman
Catholicism who also serves as the patron saint of Bayambang.[7] The structure is made
from bamboo supported by a steel frame structure in its interior.[8] In particular, 60 tons of
engineered bamboo were imported from China and 600 tons of steel were used to build the
statue. The statue is supported by a 7.5 meters (25 ft) deep foundation which devised
768.99 cubic meters (27,157 cu ft) of 6,000 psi cement. The structure is designed to be able
to withstand a typhoon.

( SO AYUN ITO LNG OPINION AT NARESEARCH KO, I WOULD DEFINITELY AGREE TO

WHATEVER IS THE BEST FOR THE ACTIVITY)