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    1) La Solidaridad was established in 1888 as a newspaper to promote the goals of the Propaganda Movement, which sought equality, human rights, and representation for Filipinos under Spanish rule. 2) Rizal wrote his famous poem "To the Young Women of Malolos" in 1889 to encourage 20 women who had petitioned for a school in their town. 3) Rizal was also involved with Los Indios Bravos, a group of Filipino writers in Europe who wrote articles and stories to promote their cause from abroad.

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    1) La Solidaridad was established in 1888 as a newspaper to promote the goals of the Propaganda Movement, which sought equality, human rights, and representation for Filipinos under Spanish rule. 2) Rizal wrote his famous poem "To the Young Women of Malolos" in 1889 to encourage 20 women who had petitioned for a school in their town. 3) Rizal was also involved with Los Indios Bravos, a group of Filipino writers in Europe who wrote articles and stories to promote their cause from abroad.

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    GE 08

    LIFE AND WORKS OF RIZAL


    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST
    REPORTED BY: PENULIAR, ARVIN JOB S.
    BS MECHANICAL ENGG-3A
    LESSON 3
    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST

    La Solidaridad was established to express the goal of


    the PROPAGANDA MOVEMENT
     December 13, 1888
    - La Solidaridad was created.
     February 15, 1889
    La Solidaridad - The first issue occured.
     Galicano Apacible

    -founder of La Solidaridad
      Graciano Lopez Jaena

    - First editor of La Solidaridad

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal
    LESSON 3
    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST

    Propaganda Movement
     Equality of the Filipino and Spaniards
    before the laws.

     Restoration of the Philippines in the


    Spanish Cortes.
    La Solidaridad
     Human rights for Filipinos, such as freedom
    of speech, freedom to meet and petition for
    redress of grievances.

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal
    LESSON 3
    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST

    Yellow Roses

    - It symbolizes love, purity and peace to


    the Women of Malolos.
    TO THE YOUNG
    WOMEN IN Febraury 22, 1889
    MALOLOS -Dr. Jose Rizal wrote the Young Women of
    Malolos.

    December 12, 1888


    -the women of malolos petitioned
    Governor-General Weyler.

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal
    LESSON 3
    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST

    Names of 20 Women of Malolos


    • Elisea Tantoco Reyes (1873-1969) • Anastacia Maclang Tiongson (1874-1940)
    • Juana Tantoco Reyes (1874-1900) • Basilia Reyes Tiongson (1860-1925)
    • Leoncia Santos Reyes (1864-1948) • Paz Reyes Tiongson (1862-1889)
    • Olympia San Agustin Reyes (1876-1910) • Aleja Reyes Tiongson (ca 1864-ca 1900)
    TO THE YOUNG • Rufina T. Reyes (1869-1909) • Mercedes Reyes Tiongson (1870-1928)
    WOMEN IN • Eugenia Mendoza Tanchangco (1871-1969) • Agapita Reyes Tiongson (1872-1937)
    • Aurea Mendoza Tanchangco (1872-1958) • Filomena Oliveros Tiongson (ca 1867-1934)
    MALOLOS • Basilia Villariño Tantoco (1865-1925) • Cecilia Oliveros Tiongson (ca 1867-1934)
    • Teresa Tiongson Tantoco (1867-1942) • Feliciana Oliveros Tiongson (1869-1938)
    • Maria Tiongson Tantoco (1869-1912) • Alberta Santos Uitangcoy (1865-1953)

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal
    LESSON 3
    RIZAL AS PROPAGANDIST

    Febraury 20,1889

    - They received permission to open a school on certain conditions:


     the women were required to fund the school themselves since the government
    TO THE YOUNG refused to.
    WOMEN IN  their teacher would be Guadalupe Reyes rather than Sandiko, who had been
    MALOLOS blacklisted by Malolos’ friar-curate.
      the classes would have to be held in the day and not at night, probably due to
    nighttime gatherings with subversive meetings.

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal
    LESSON 3
    Rizal as Propagandist

     It is an association that consists of Filipino


    writers in European countries.

     The purpose of this group is to write


    poems, stories and newspaper articles.
    INDIOS BRAVOS
     Los Indios Bravos is known as a pre-
    Katipunan organization whose name Rizal
    took from the spectacle of Native
    Americans performing in a Wild West
    show.

    The life
    GE 08 And works of rizal

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