MOD 4

in what book did rizal talked about social cancers?

What are the social cancers?

For Alfante (2018), Rizal looked at the philippine society
as someone on the verge of ___.

Alfante (2018) noted that Rizal used the symbol of the “___” which she argued as a PLACE BETWEEN the religious and secular.

This argument is backed up in ancient architecture as
it looks at steps as a “___” between the outside world and the world inside a
particular building, in this case, the Church representing both the clergy and the Divine.

he operated behind the scenes to
encourage the “vulture itself to degrade the same cadaver that gives it life…” then
asked Basilio, “What are physical ills compared to moral ills?” and then further pushed on
for Basilio to reflect, “Do you not know that a life that is not dedicated to a great idea is a
useless life?”

In January ___, Rizal’s family and townmates were involved in a conflict with the
Dominican order regarding exorbitant fees and taxes exacted by the friars in the Calamba
hacienda.

Governor-General Weyler also ordered the deportation of 25 tenants,
including Rizal’s brother, Paciano, and his brothers-in-law to ___, ___and ___

a victim of land-grabbing who sought revenge as a bandit
by murdering the friar-administrator and the new tenants.

In Chapter 10, entitled “Wealth and Want,” Rizal immortalized the ___, his
brother Paciano and brother-in-law ___, by naming them as victims of grave
injustice – arbitrarily exiled without trial.

in ___, Rizal condemned the religious authorities for persecuting Herbosa,
denying him a Christian burial when he died of cholera.

Mariano Herbosa was refused ___ at the
Calamba Catholic Cemetery on the grounds that he was negligent of his religious duties.

Rizal also wrote another article in February 1890, “___” (Without Title), to criticize
the dismissal of the 1888 petition of the Calamba tenants.

Rizal’s frustration and rage
pushed him to contemplate the more radical option of ___ and ___
from Spain, and this would also resonate in his letters to his fellow propagandists.

As Rizal’s efforts failed to prevent the persecution of his family and townmates, he
thought of establishing a settlement in ___ where he could relocate them and
start an agricultural colony.

From January to March 1892, Rizal prepared an agreement
with the North Borneo Company, which would provide the sale or lease of lands for ___
years.

The artillery industry was where the natives produced implements of war like __ and __.

The natives were also
known for __ and __, which came to be useful during the Spanish rule
as they built and equipped the galleons.

Rizal contends that all these industries and trade ____ with Spain’s effective
occupation of the islands, wherein the natives suffered cruelty and even death.

‘consisted of a grant by
the crown to a conquistador, a soldier, an official, or others of a specified number of“Indios” (Native Americans and, later, Filipinos) living in a particular area.

The receiver ofthe grant, the ___, could exact tribute from the “Indios” in gold, in kind, or in
labour and was required to protect them and instruct them in the Christian faith’.

give3 spanish administrations’ unfair policies

the secret organization Rizal had conceptualized,

His annotations to Morga were a significant historical contribution by critiquing the
__ perspective of Philippine history and society and championing Philippine
indigenous society’s achievements.