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    Rizal expressed liberal ideas in two early writings. In "A la juventud filipina" he urged Filipino youth to participate in nation-building and work to reach their potential. In "El Consejo de los Dioses" he introduced the Philippines' humanistic education at the time. Some objectives of the Propaganda Movement like defending against injustice and implementing reforms remain important today. During his time in Europe, Rizal's secret mission was to observe European culture, government and laws to prepare for Philippine reforms. However, he was unable to complete this mission as he was exiled after founding La Liga Filipina.

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    Rizal expressed liberal ideas in two early writings. In "A la juventud filipina" he urged Filipino youth to participate in nation-building and work to reach their potential. In "El Consejo de los Dioses" he introduced the Philippines' humanistic education at the time. Some objectives of the Propaganda Movement like defending against injustice and implementing reforms remain important today. During his time in Europe, Rizal's secret mission was to observe European culture, government and laws to prepare for Philippine reforms. However, he was unable to complete this mission as he was exiled after founding La Liga Filipina.

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    Rizal expressed liberal ideas in two early writings. In "A la juventud filipina" he urged Filipino youth to participate in nation-building and work to reach their potential. In "El Consejo de los Dioses" he introduced the Philippines' humanistic education at the time. Some objectives of the Propaganda Movement like defending against injustice and implementing reforms remain important today. During his time in Europe, Rizal's secret mission was to observe European culture, government and laws to prepare for Philippine reforms. However, he was unable to complete this mission as he was exiled after founding La Liga Filipina.

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    Peralta, William Clyde S.

    DENT2F
    M3 Post task: Critical Thinking

    “Provide at least two instances where young Jose Rizal manifested liberal ideas.”

    When Rizal was younger, he expressed liberal beliefs in two of his writings. The “A la juventud
    filipina or to the filipino youth” described as “the fair hope of my motherland” was dedicated to
    Filipino youth. The youth of the Philippines are being urged to participate in the nation-building
    process. It states that the Filipino youngsters are capable of tremendous accomplishments. It
    encourages young Filipinos to reach their greatest potential by putting their talents and abilities
    to good use for the greater welfare of their country. The play “El Consejo de los Dioses or the
    council of God”, was written to introduce the Philippines' humanistic education at the time. His
    reaction to scholasticism was likewise a topic of discussion.
    “Pick two Propaganda Movement contributions and objectives you think still remain very
    important in today’s political climate.”

    Some of the objectives achieved by La Liga Filipina as a result of the propaganda campaign are
    still important in today's political environment. "Defense against all violence and injustice" is
    one of La Liga Filipina's goals. We all know that in the Philippines, justice is only served to the
    wealthy. Another major goal of propaganda movements is to “bring about reforms in the
    Philippines”. I believe is important to still exist in today's society, but as reforms for the
    Philippines as a whole, rather than as reforms for the Philippines as a colony of Spain. It would
    be fantastic if big reforms were implemented for the Philippines' wellbeing, especially in light of
    the next election. All of this is possible if the right leader is chosen.

    “What was his “secret” mission during his stay in Europe? Was he able to fulfill that
    mission? Explain how”

    During his stay in Europe, his covert objective was to observe life and culture, languages,
    customs, industries, as well as the European nation's government and laws. To prepare himself
    for the monumental job of rescuing his oppressed people from the Spaniards. For Philippine
    reforms, not for absolute independence, but to make the Philippines a province of Spain. As a
    result, Spaniards' privileges will be extended to Filipinos, who will be treated equally. He was
    unable to complete his purpose. Shortly after founding the La Liga Filipina, he was captured and
    exiled to Dapitan, and others who attempted to resurrect the organization were unsuccessful. And
    a new movement called Katipunan was formed, with a different goal than the propaganda
    movement: Philippines independence from Spain.

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