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    The document discusses two main topics: I. It provides a 5 sentence essay on the relevance of studying the Rizal Law in Philippine education. It argues that studying Rizal helps students understand Philippine history and inspires patriotism. Knowing history could help prevent repeats of injustice. II. It then lists two timelines of historical events: A. 10 events in world history before Rizal from the 16th to 19th century, including the Protestant Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and French Revolution. B. 10 events in Philippine history in the same period, including revolts against Spanish colonizers like the Dagohoy Rebellion and Diego Silang Revolt.

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    The document discusses two main topics: I. It provides a 5 sentence essay on the relevance of studying the Rizal Law in Philippine education. It argues that studying Rizal helps students understand Philippine history and inspires patriotism. Knowing history could help prevent repeats of injustice. II. It then lists two timelines of historical events: A. 10 events in world history before Rizal from the 16th to 19th century, including the Protestant Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and French Revolution. B. 10 events in Philippine history in the same period, including revolts against Spanish colonizers like the Dagohoy Rebellion and Diego Silang Revolt.

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    Essay: Write in at 5-10 sentences, an essay on the Relevance of the Rizal Law in the Education of the
    Filipino. 10 PTS.

    Rizal law in the Education of the Filipino is Relevant to students as it requires students to get to know
    Rizal deeper, and get to know his stories more. At some point studying Rizal might be irrelevant on some
    collegiate programs. But as we all know; Rizal’s writings were a representation of what have happened
    before and how those writings of his helped us Filipinos know what’s really happening at that time and
    ignited the urge to have our freedom. In that sense, having knowledge about our history will further
    expound our patriotism for our country and honor the freedom that we have today and give importance
    to the people behind it. Having this in our curriculum may inspire as to become a better citizen of our
    country. As said Before, History repeats itself. What happened before might not exactly the same as
    what will happened in the future. However, if people are knowledgeable enough on our history we may
    see some similarities on occurring and from that, we can prevent it from happening to us again.

    II. Historical Timeline

    From Earliest to Recent: Indicate both the year/s it happened and the specific historical event.
    Presentation must be chronological.

    A. The World (excluding Philippines) Before Rizal (from the 16th century to 1860) 10 events (20pts)

    1. 1450-1750 Exploration. A period of expansion for Western colonizers for Spain and Portugal that
    produced the likes of Christopher Columbus, Vasco de Gama, Bartholomew Diaz and Ferdinand
    Magellan in quest of gold, evangelization and power.

    2. 1517-1648 Reformation of the Protestants and 1545 – 1700 the Counter-Reformation of the Catholics.

    3. 1543 – 1687 The Scientific Revolution

    4. 1637 - The rise of modern philosophers like John Locke, writers and artists

    5. From 1641 to 1853, the Tokugawa shogunate of Japan enforced a policy called kaikin. The policy
    prohibited foreign contact with most outside countries

    6. 1756 The Enlightenment in Portugal (Iluminismo) was heavily marked by the rule of Prime Minister
    Marquis of Pombal under King Joseph I from 1756 to 1777.

    7. 1787 - Enlightenment into the Declaration of Independence; and Madison incorporated these ideals
    into the U.S. Constitution during its framing.

    8 1789- The French Revolution


    9. 1821. Mexican independence from Spain resulting to loss of trade in the Pacific

    10. 1834. Opening of the Philippines to World Trade by Spain. Natives started to engage in trade. More
    Chinese migration to the country.

    B. The Philippines (only) Before Rizal (from the 16th century to 1860) 10 events (20pts)

    1. Lakandula and Sulayman Revolt (1574) or the Tagalog revolt against the Legazpi and Lavezares
    administrations.
    2. Pampanga Revolt (1585) of Datus against Encomenderos Conspiracy of the Maharlikas in Tondo
    (1587-1588)
    3. Magalat Revolt (1596) led by Magalat, a Cagayano rebel
    4. Igorot Revolt (1601) against conversion to Christianity
    5. Maniago Revolt (1660-1661) in Pampanga against friar and government abuses
    6. Dagohoy Rebellion of 88 years (1744-1829) in Bohol.
    7. Diego & Gabriela Silang Revolt (1762-1763) in Ilocos
    8. Palaris Revolt (1762-1764) during the British invasion
    9. Novales Revolt (1823) in Manila against peninsulares
    10. Palmero Conspiracy (1828) a failed plot against Spain Hermano Pule Religious Revolt (1840-
    1843) in Tayabas Quezon

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