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L U P A N G H I N I R A N G
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J U L I A N F E L I P E
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K A T A A S T A A S A N G

K A G A L A N G G A L A N G A N G

K A T I P U N A N N G M G A

A N A K N G B A Y A N
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B A R O T S A Y A
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B A R O N G T A G A L O G
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C A R I N O S A
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B A Y A N I H A N
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A R N
N I S
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B A N G U S
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S A M P A G U I T A
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Claro m. recto
 He was known as a
nationalist and champion
of Philippine self-identity
 Expressed his nationalism
through his speeches and
other writings which
included other political
works and legal treaties
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The growing and deepening consciousness

that we are a distinct people with our own
character and spirit , our own customs and
traditions , our own ideals , our own way of
thinking , our own way of life.
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A firm belief in the genius of our race and

in the capacity of the people for
advancement toward the attainment of
their destiny.
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A Filipino cannot call himself a

“nationalist” unless he is one with his
people‟s history and has enshrined in his
heart the precepts and examples of our heroes
and martyrs.
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Is nationalism and
patriotism similar?
patriotism
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 A feeling of attachment and devotion to a

country , nation , or political community
 Are often confused similar with nationalism yet ,
patriotism originated some 2000 years prior to
the rise of nationalism
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“Nationalism is nourished by a
sense of history.”
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“The battle-cry that animates

and sets in motion millions of
hearts and mind is
nationalism.”
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 It is persevering ; the
desire to continue doing
something despite of it
being difficult ;
nationalism is not only
a passing emotion
 It is militant ; being
determined to correct
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“Nationalism is the natural

antagonist of colonialism.”
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 Colonialism – the
practice of dominating
or acquiring another
country. This involves
political and economic
control over a dependent
territory
 The independence of
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“The demarcation line between

what is constructively
nationalistic and what is
discriminatingly chauvinistic is
often very thin and delicate.”
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is strong ; where it is
not so strong and
therefore needs
reinforcement ; where it
is weak and therefore
needs fortifying
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“It is evident that our brand of

nationalism is different from that of
our accusers.”
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“Those who are bent on carrying

their nationalism beyond their
national frontiers in order to overrun
other nationalism have ceased to be
true nationalists and have become
ultra-nationalists.”
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1.) He was known as a nationalist and champion of

Philippine self-identity
2.)It is nourished by a sense of history
3.) A feeling of attachment and devotion to a country ,
nation , or political community
4.)Being determined to correct the mistake of the past with
the use of force or violence
5.)Knowing the difference between illusion and reality
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6.) The desire to continue doing something despite of it being

difficult
7.) Cooperation between nations for political , economical
and cultural reasons
8.) Is a latin word which means beyond in space
9.) Extreme nationalism
10.) The practice of dominating or acquiring another
country.